Tue, Nov 15
|Millennium Film Workshop
Film Diary NYC 2.0: SOURCE
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, 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Millennium Film Workshop, 167 Wilson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA
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About the event
TUES 11/15
@ MILLENNIUM FILM WORKSHOP
167 Wilson Ave Brooklyn, NY
8PM
SOURCE
TRT: 90 min
Films:
Between fragments of my memory
Dir. Totino Ríos 2021
Peru / Argentina 20 min
Fifteen years after running away from home, a young college student relives fragments of his past through photographs and videos of other people's families. Suddenly, the images develop an obsession with filming his daily life.
Curry Beef
Dir. Jonathan Burton 2022
USA 24 min
For many descendants of immigrants, the throughline to their motherland is often found through food. Those who hail from colonies past and present may often find their culinary heritage is one borne through blood, tears, and hope. In this short documentary, Jonathan Burton, a 1st generation Guyanese, prepares Curry Beef, a dish spread internationally through british imperialism, for his grandmother as she speaks about her experience living in Guyana during its colonial era and the time after. Through this, one may experience two cultures simultaneously, that of a 3rd culture descendant seeking to grasp onto his heritage and one born from the source.
Work girl play
Dir. Elísabet Birta Sveinsdóttir 2022
Iceland 10 min
Home videos from my childhood and teens, archive and found footage sampled with with new material make up this personal documentary that reflects on how women experience themselves as objectified beings affected by media and social constraints.
Developing
Dir. Dani W. 2022
USA 3 min
A visual poem pondering chemistry, and its effects on imagery, food, environments, and bodies. Born from the similarities between the language used to teach analog photographic techniques and the language used by doctors and medical institutions surrounding transgender hormone replacement therapy. Two types of development.
Observations of the Amazing World Around Us
Dir. Lee M Phillips 2022
USA 7 min
A visual poem of footage shot over the course of a year, interwoven with spoken word. This project is about my choice to "not bother with memory." It's my way of honoring the things in life that I've found beautiful. Also - a way to prove to myself that I didn't need money to make film.
Solamente
Dir. Victoria Guillem 2022
USA 9 min
Experimental iPhone documentary/video diary about my Abuelita who lives with dementia. Shot over the course of four trips from March 2021, to March 2022
the yellow see
Dir. Lynn Kim 2019
USA 7 min
a short film that weaves through food, consumption, and immigrant experiences to interrogate the relationship between three yellow bodies: the yellow sea, the yellow corvina fish, and my own "yellow" body. how are these bodies seen? how are they nourished or degraded?
...at large under the sun...
Dir. Maximilian Le Cain 2021
Ireland 10 min
A lyrical post-apocalyptic diary movie for 2020 imbued with an irrepressible chthonic joyfulness that erupts from broken stone and broken birds.
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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