MoPictive Show n' Tell
community film program
Show n' Tell
Bottleneck
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| Andrew Shipsides | |
| A whirlwind of a short film, Bottleneck kicked off our Show n' Tell 2008 Season. this piece has garnered several awards including MTVU's Best Film on Campus. IT's disturbing, it's artful, it's fun! Bottleneck. | |
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FEBRUARY 08 |
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Yesterday Today was Tomorrow |
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| Valentine Sheldon | |
| A simple weekend project with a woman, a doll and her cherished possessions becomes a subltly layered exploration of time, art/culture and meaning. Well received at the March 2008 meeting, look for more storytelling from this filmmaker. | |
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MARCH 08 |
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Hero Boy |
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| Juan Caceres | |
Juan will share an excerpt from his films entitled "Hero Boy" that is currently touring the festival circuit that includes: OFFICIAL SELECTION 2007 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL LATINO FILM FESTIVAL, OFFICIAL SELECTION 2008 T.O.M.I FILM FESTIVAL, NEW ORLEANS, OFFICIAL SELECTION 2008 SAN DIEGO LATINO FILM FESTIVAL, OFFICIAL SELECTION 2008 GASPARILLA FILM FESTIVAL, OFFICIAL SELECTION 2008 HUMBOLDT FILM FESTIVAL |
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| APRIL 08 | |
La Americana |
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| Nicholas Bruckman | |
| Nicholas Bruckman is Director and Producer of the feature-length documentary "La Americana" which is screening at festivals across the country and recently won the Jury Prize and Audience Award for Best Documentary at the Cine Las Americas International Film Festival. | |
| MAY 08 | |
Zombies Anonymous |
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| Frank Garfi & Marc Fratto | |
| Meet Angela. She is the perfect neighbor. She is quiet, young,
pretty and keeps to herself. But Angela is different. Very different... She is dead |
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| insane-o-rama | |
| JUNE 08 | |
Waiting for Her |
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| Alain Alfaro | |
| Guy meets girl on 4th Ave, Brooklyn. | |
| JULY 08 | |
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High Crimes |
| Carolyn Moreau & Michael Kodas | |
| Michael's first non-fiction book entitled "High Crimes" by Hyperion is about deceit and death on Mount Everest at the hand of unsavory mountain guides. Carolyn documented the making of the book for a potential documentary on the subject. Both are news reporters at the Hartford Courant. | |
| SEPT 08 | |
all movies encoded using h.264 in Quicktime
Show n' Tell is made possible in part with public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities, supported by the New York State Council on the Arts and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
