The short, Canadian film EITR directed by Fateema Al-Hamaydeh Miller (in attendance) will start us off and then the mood shifts from rom/com to psychological horror in the impressive horror feature The Judgment by Marwan Mokbel.
They want visibility, their struggle is uphill, they are Indigenous, they are Trans, they are Ommegids. Discriminated inside and outside their community.
Tonight we explore the dynamics of what it means to be “family” in all its facets– affirming and not-so affirming.
Susan Feniger. Forked dir. Liz Lachman/USA/1:29:50/2023 Susan Feniger. FORKED…a verite feature documentary film following award-winning celebrity chef Susan Feniger on her first solo restaurant, her passionate struggle and quest to bring global street food under one roof in the form of a new LA restaurant: STREET. Shot by her longtime filmmaker partner, it’s a story about […]
Happy Feet + Melodies Sweet features nine exciting short films from Canada, France, the UK, Argentina, Brazil and India, compiled together to form a moving viewing experience that will put a spring in your step and a song in your heart. TRAILER Lullaby- dir.Irène-Kimberley Valin-Awashish/3:55/Canada/2022 Lullaby is a documentary essay about coming of age and […]
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