Film Diary NYC 2.0: CLOSED PLACE, OPEN WORLD
Tue, Nov 15
|Millennium Film Workshop
Festival selections of experimental non-fiction films that capture the personal history and daily experiences of the filmmaker and the world they encounter. A showcase highlighting the most heartfelt but most overlooked cinema: diary films, home movies, and personal documentary.
Time & Location
Nov 15, 2022, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Millennium Film Workshop, 167 Wilson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA
Guests
About the event
TUES 11/15
@ MILLENNIUM FILM WORKSHOP
167 Wilson Ave Brooklyn, NY
6PM
CLOSED PLACE, OPEN WORLD
TRT: 87 min
Films:
Elka Park
Dir. Gloria Chung 2014
USA 20 min
A portrait of a place I know where, more than anything else, the changing of the seasons marks the time spent there.
Tempesta a “Les Fonts” d'una memòria (Storm in the sources of a memory)
Dir. Rrose Present 2015
Spain 5 min
I was recently stuck in the village where my mother was born, without wi-fi or television. As the only entertainment I contemplated the trees outside the front door.
Afternoon(s)
Dir. Tsen-Chu Hsu 2021
Taiwan 4 min
During the years of 2016 and 2017, I only finished shooting one roll of Reg8mm, and sometimes I only shot a couple feet in the period of one to two months. In the year of 2020, I finally got a chance to digest what I have shot during those years. Out of my surprise, I cannot remember where and why I captured those images. Nevertheless, one thing I remember specifically is that the scenes were all taken in the afternoons. Therefore, I name this project as: Afternoon(s).
the moment that holds you more beautiful than any
Dir. Kristie Chua 2021
USA 7 min
a chasm— time splintered and the future abruptly fell out of existence, dragging echos of the present with it. vestiges of a life lingered, then too, curled away and dissipated. the sun emerged each morning, sharpening the edges of every thing, painting the world in high definition that caused pain behind the eyes. internal fear mirrored the endless sky, became an imposing saturated blue stretching towards the horizon, swallowing broken shards of reality—an infinite vacuum, greedy and thankless.
Blue Distance
Dir. Devin Jie Allen 2021
USA 7 min
Occupying gaps in memory and history, Blue Distance serves as a personal and poetic intervention into the filmmaker’s familial immigration story. The film places in communion the mythic powers of cinema and the production of personal & cultural histories. Underpinning these tensions is the immigratory reality of occupying stolen land while trying to secure one’s own actualization.
Our Horizons
Dir. Charlotte Cayeux 2022
France 44 min
A woman's voice reads letters written to her by her imprisoned lover over a seascape. In this dialogue between images and text, absence, expectation and the desire for freedom are expressed...
Tickets
Full Festival Pass
Festival pass: $35 ($190 value) Pass includes: ⁃ Admission for one person to all 18 Film Diary NYC screenings at Millennium Film Workshop (11/13 - 11/18) ⁃ Admission for one person to Closing Night at DCTV’s Firehouse Cinema (11/19) ⁃ Admission for one person to Film Diary NYC 2.0 closing reception at DCTV’s Firehouse Cinema (post-screening 11/19) ⁃ 3 entries for raffle drawing with prizes from our sponsor, PhotoDom (drawing will take place 11/19 at closing reception)
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