Sun, Nov 13
|Millennium Film Workshop
Film Diary NYC 2.0: YOUNG/PERFECT
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 13, 2022, 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Millennium Film Workshop, 167 Wilson Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA
About the event
SUN 11/13
@ MILLENNIUM FILM WORKSHOP
167 Wilson Ave Brooklyn, NY
8PM
YOUNG / PERFECT
TRT: 81 Min
**Screening followed by Q&A with filmmakers in attendance
Bobby Boy
Dir. Robi York 2022
USA 4 min
May 26, 1997 in the Bronx. One of many birthdays spent in Yankee Stadium, which has become somewhat of a tradition that my brother Patrick started when I was as young as I can remember. This time we had the privilege of seeing Derek Jeter and The New York Yankees face Cal Ripken and The Baltimore Orioles. A game full of cheers and boo’s, as well as a surprise for my birthday.
the life and death of a mosquito
Dir. Walter Smits 2020
USA 10 min
A boy gives a presentation on the life and death of a mosquito. What else can we remember? This video is a love letter to the things we will stop remembering, to childhood, AND to conversations that don't matter. This video was once a love letter to someone who doesn't much matter anymore. It is a love letter to walks in the woods, water's-edge flowers, and moss covered logs. It's a love letter to my fear of memory loss to which I don't sign my name.
We Were Wrecks Before We Crashed Into Each Other
Dir. Riley Ebner 2022
USA 5 min
time-based media diary
AMERICAN TEENAGERS
Dir. Sam Fredericks 2022
USA 5 min
A short documentary project that attempts to encapsulate what it looks and feels like to be an American Teenager in 2022.
Hepatitis (B) Youth
Dir. Justin Rhody 2005
USA 27 min
A group of 'druggy' young people make trashcan noise across a sleepy college town in the midwest.
Life
Dir. Ashley Wall 2022
USA 4 min
A short diary of moments from daily life and time spent with friends.
2006 The Only Year That I Remember
Dir. Alberto Van den Eynde 2019
Spain 14 min
Summer, 2019. My family and I are returning to two quintessential places from my childhood summers. On my way there I wonder why there aren't any home videos from those trips, when Jorge and I were children and the radio was tuned into "Los 40".It has to be me, some years later, the one who pick up my father’s old cameras and take back those images that had never existed. As if we were back to 2006.
Too Much Fun
Dir. Grace Mitchell 2020
USA 12 min
Swirling imagery of junk food, driveways, and caves. Dreamlike stories of a family and their intergenerational relations.
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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