Podcasts about cinema village

We'll be joined by Andrew Tilson, executive director of the Workers Unite Film Festival. This global celebration of labor solidarity kicks off October 18th at Cinema Village and will continue until October 30th with in-person and virtual events. Films range from student and professional projects telling the stories of struggle and activism for a better world.

It's about time for 'Part TWO' of this week's @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ and if you're in Manhattan, take note!!! We're getting all experimental with this new indie lo-fi horror / drama, which makes incredible use of colour & sound. THEN, we have the young lady who created the whole thing in the hot seat. We learn how she was able to get the different affects we see. Her journey to discovering her visual style, the relationship with she has with sleep, and a lot more!!! Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/Xe1eBPMZhr8 'Nyctophobia' is the feature directorial debut from Seayoon Jeong, which he also wrote. Liz (Olivia Clari Nice) struggles with nyctophobia (fear of the dark), a form of anxiety disorder that causes sleeping issues. She desperately tries to fall asleep by entering her “inner world,” where she can access happy childhood memories. However, she becomes trapped in a time loop in her lucid dreams and encounters a nightmare, Dark Figure (Christopher Gilbert), who appears in various clown forms. The loop pushes her deeper into her dreams, forcing her to reach her subconscious, where she meets her worst nightmare: the original form of Dark Figure. In 'Part Two' we have: Nyctophobia Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/iaLlZ6jUvYw Dances With Film: NY, World Premiere: 19th May 2023 2024 Art of Brooklyn Film Festival Sunday, 9th June 2024 at 18:00pm EDT Friday, 23rd June 2024 at 19:15pm World Premiere, AbelCine Screening Room Manhattan Film Festival Thursday 27th June 2024, Cinema Village at 19:00 Buy Tickets: Here. https://manhattanff.com/view-screening/1951 Director: Seayoon Jeong Cast: Olivia Clari Nice, Sophia Biscotti, Christopher Gilbert, David Elliner, Soulo Smith Credit: A MYU Media Production Genre: Experimental, Horror, Thriller Running Time: 93 min Cert: 15 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/OyLYy2l3MR4 Website: Here. https://nyctophobiafearofthedark.com/ Facebook: Here. https://www.facebook.com/people/Nyctophobia/61558600417261/ Instagram: @film_nyctophobia https://www.instagram.com/film_nyctophobia/ ------------ *(Music) 'The Big Payback' (Instrumental) by EPMD - 2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eftv/message

PHILIPPE DIAZ is a film director – producer – and promoter of “intelligent films.” Born in Paris France, he studied philosophy at the Sorbonne. Since 1980 he has produced and distributed international films by auteur directors for world audiences. Diaz has directed both documentary and feature narrative films on political, economic and social issues. In 2003, Diaz and his team created Cinema Libre Studios -- producing and distributing socially relevant independent narrative and documentary films. The director was in Manhattan to promote his newest narrative film – “I Am Gitmo” -- premiering at the Cinema Village. I am Alan Winson and with my BCR partner Rebecca McKean, we talked with Philippe Diaz at the Moxy East Village Hotel bar.CONTACT: barcrawlradio@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on Salt Lake Dirt I welcome Christopher Wells and Daniel Rolnick to talk about their film Stories For My Children's Children: Lessons from the Holocaust. This is a beautiful and heartbreaking film that I HIGHLY recommend. Great chat, incredible film. Thanks for listening! Kyler --- LOGLINE: This isn't a Holocaust documentary; it's a personal tale about two people, the horrors that befell them and how their survival can influence the next generation. --- UPCOMING SCREENINGS: Nov 8th at 8PM at Cinema Village in Manhattan --- Episode Links: KPictures.com Trailer IG: @kpictures_nyc IG: @wellschristopher ⁠FB: @storiesformychildrenschildren⁠ --- SLD Podcast Info: www.saltlakedirt.com Listen on APPLE Podcasts Listen on SPOTIFY Instagram: @saltlakedirt

Born into a Muslim family, to an Iraqi father and a Lebanese mother, Aida Schlaepfer shines a light on a tragic and ignored period in Western Civilization being the Assyrian Genocide of 1915. Only in recent years have the Armenians been recognized with the loss of their 1.5 million ancestors, but the Assyrians have continued to be forgotten. Add to that of Greeks living in the Ottoman Empire at the time and the numbers of the Christian Genocide extend well beyond 3.5 million. Schlaepfer short documentary 'NouN' in 2015 introduces the world to the Assyrio-Babylonian indigenous population of Iraq and Syria as they suffered under ISIS. For those that are unfamiliar with the letter 'NouN' in Arabic, it is the Arabic 'N' and used as an abbreviation for the word, 'Nazarian' a term that Muslim use to call Christians in the region. 'Souls in Transit' has Schlaepfer return to Iraq as only survivor in her family following the most recent Iraq War...the fact that we have to refer to it as, "the most recent" should be spinetingling. Schlaepfer does not divide the 1915 Genocide based on ethnicities or denominations but discusses the suffering of all Christians within the Fertile Crescent, whether Assyrian, Chaldean, Syriac or Armenian. I spoke with Schlaepfer shortly after she landed in New York City, NY following her overnight flight from Switzerland to discuss 'Souls in Transit', her interest in the Christian communities of her homeland and the stuffering they continue to endure in Iraq and Syria. 'Souls in Transit' Makes Its World Premiere at Cinema Village in New York, NY, on Friday, September 30, 2022 and runs until October 6, 2022. Showings will be from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Cinema Village 22 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003 For more information about 'Souls in Transit' visit their official Facebook Page at Souls in Transit. Visit 'Souls in Transit' official website at www.da-production.ch. #Sayfo #Assyrian #Chaldean #Syriac #Genocide #AssyrianGenocide #ArmenianGenocide #Interview #FanboyNation

On this week's episode of The Boxoffice Podcast, hosts Daniel Loria and Rebecca Pahle provide insights on the Q2 earnings highlights and the premiere of Prey on Hulu. In the Indie Focus feature segment, Rebecca interviews Cinema Village owner Nicolas Nicolaou about his journey in the neighborhood cinema, working tirelessly to keep his cinemas operational even after the pandemic. Give us your feedback on our podcast by accessing this survey: https://forms.gle/CcuvaXCEpgPLQ6d18 Episode Resources: Spotlight Cinema Networks Cinema Village Alpine Cinema Weekend Box Office Forecast: Beast and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Aim to Prop Up Another Slow August Frame What to Listen For 00:00 Intro 03:20 Prey premieres on Hulu 04:15 One new opener in the box office this weekend 05:42 Netflix's top 10 from the first week of August 08:11 Two new releases next weekend 10:33 Cineworld and IMAX expand their partnership 12:20 Cinépolis to upgrade all its movie theaters 13:44 Emagine Entertainment partners with a live events company 18:08 What drew you to the neighborhood theaters? 22:31 We lost a lot of neighborhood theaters 28:54 Doing renovations on Alpine Cinema 31:29 Future plans for the three cinemas

TSC News TV host Fred Richani interviews filmmaker David Henry Gerson about his new documentary "The Story Won't Die," which highlights artists of the Syrian Revolution and Syria's refugee crisis. Plus: We hear from David and his team following "The Story Won't Die" premiere at Cinema Village in New York City. ✅For more info: https://thestorywontdie.com/ ✅Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/TSCGaming Time Stamps: 00:00 The Story Won't Die Audio Trailer, 01:47 David Henry Gerson interview with Fred Richani, 13:11 The Story Won't Die Q&A panel at Cinema Village  

The team behind the new indie drama "You Mean Everything to Me" (now at NYC's Cinema Village) and the photographer Godlis discusses his new photo essay book "Godlis Miami".

Hello everyone. We have a new guest for this week's Podcast episode Kishore (Moving Images) and I talk about Village Rockstars movie. Kishor and I have discussed the movie and how we both liked the movie as it is. If you haven't watched Kishor's Video essay's I highly recommend you to watch them immediately. Link to his YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Zq7Ce0wPYsBNOQNb3y76w I hope you like this episode and do listen to the Podcast. Cheers:) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chennaikaarantamilpodcast/message

"The biggest challenge as a filmmaker was realizing there is a fine line between humanity and exploitation. Each time someone shoots up they could overdose and die. This is as real as it gets, people are overdosing and dying at alarming rates. We wanted the doc to speak the truth, and to start an honest conversation about what's really happening in the streets. In order to do that you need to document and not produce. As a filmmaker I needed to understand what I'm okay with, can I accept the responsibility when someone dies in front of me because I did not prevent them from sticking a needle full of fentanyl in their vein. Documenting the heroin epidemic is tantamount to reporting from the frontlines of a war...people die, are you willing to get out of your comfort zone to document the truth?" - Pat McGee AMERICAN RELAPSE Drug overdoses killed more Americans last year than the Vietnam War. Recovering addicts Frankie and Allie spend their lives helping other addicts, but can they stay clean themselves? AMERICAN RELAPSE is a feature documentary about the ripped-from-the-headlines heroin epidemic and the corrupt underground rehab industry that has sprung up around it in Southern Florida. THE AWARD-WINNING FILM THAT INSPIRED VICELAND'S HIT SERIES ‘DOPESICK NATION’ OPENING IN LA & NY ON MARCH 29 AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL ON APRIL 2 Best Feature Documentary, Rhode Island International Film Festival Best Feature Documentary, Alexandria Film Fest MINT Spirit Award (Top Festival Prize), Montana International Film Festival Best Feature Documentary, Laughlin International Film Festival Best Feature Documentary, Mammoth Film Festival Best Feature Documentary, Other Venice Film Festival Social Awareness Award, Orlando Film Festival Recovering addicts Frankie and Allie spend their lives helping other addicts, but can they stay clean themselves? AMERICAN RELAPSE tells the story of two people fighting to make a difference against the devastating heroin epidemic that’s spawning a billion-dollar treatment industry. Against the odds, in an “Us vs. the World” mentality, two recovering addicts spend their lives pulling needles out of the arms of addicts and assist in placing them in reputable treatment facilities. The film features Frankie and Allie who live and work in Delray Beach, Florida, the Rehab Capital of America, now referred to by some as the Relapse Capital of America. They allowed the film crew all access for one weekend. What transpires over 72 hours is not only captivating and raw, but a heartbreaking rollercoaster ride. Frankie is 38 and has relapsed multiple times but continues to operate his F*ck Heroin Foundation with his mother. Allie is 28 and has been clean and sober for 10 years. While they are at different points on the recovery spectrum, they both share a deep belief in the 12th step: helping others. These unlikely and imperfect heroes opened their lives for the world to see, hoping to shine a light anywhere and any way they can. In the process, they show viewers and addicts alike that despite seemingly impossible odds and devastating damage, empathy and hope can restore a little bit of humanity to those who struggle and can sometimes save their lives. AMERICAN RELAPSE is directed by Pat McGee and Adam Linkenhelt, and is produced by Pat McGee Pictures in association with Sorted Pictures and Next Up Productions. Executive producers include Pat McGee and Stacy McPeak for Pat McGee Pictures, Ian and Jaime Manheimer of Next Up Productions and producers Terry Hahin and Adam Linkenhelt for sorted Pictures. The film has a running time of 105 minutes and will not be rated by the MPAA. Pat McGee Pictures will release the film in Los Angeles and New York exclusively for one week beginning March 29. The film will screen at the Laemmle Monica Film Center in Los Angeles and Cinema Village in New York City. Gravitas Ventures will distribute the film on VOD beginning April 2nd. Among the many platforms include iTunes, Google Play, Vimeo, and Amazon. https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/american-relapse/id1451031005 To view the trailer, go to: https://vimeo.com/309928484 For more information, go to: www.americanrelapse.com Posted by Get the Funk Out! at 10:58 AM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest 4/15/19 9:30am pst - Award-winning author Marc Graham joins host Janeane live on KUCI 88.9fm CASTLE ROCK, CO—Award-winning author Marc Graham creates a fresh tale that weaves history and legend in Song of Songs: A Novel of the Queen of Sheba (April 16, 2019, Blank Slate Press). Using the newest archaeological finds and linguistic research, Graham constructs an accurate depiction of the Middle East in Old Testament times while bringing to light an important but rarely touched upon historical figure. Lift the veil of legend for the untold story of Makeda, the Queen of Sheba, and Bathsheba, wife and mother of Israel’s first kings. When Makeda comes of age she inherits what her father has left behind. Her city is on the brink of destruction as a crumbling dam threatens to wash away everything that Makeda has known. Graham’s characters explore the idea of familial honor in times of cultural disruption, their individual paths in light of their strong mythic beliefs, and to give voice to powerful women in history often neglected. Award-winning author Marc Graham dives into a much glossed over historical figure in Song of Songs: A Novel of the Queen of Sheba (Blank Slate Press, April 16, 2019). Using the latest archaeological findings and linguistic research, Graham constructs an accurate depiction of the Old Testament Middle East to revive the untold story of Makeda, the Queen of Sheba, and Bathsheba, wife and mother of Israel’s first kings. In an interview, Marc Graham discusses: >The most recent archeological and linguistic research that led him to write Makeda’s story >The current crisis in Yemen, Makeda’s homeland, and his partnership with Zakat Foundation of America >His background as an award-winning author and how storytelling can be a tool to broaden perspectives and transform lives >His use of Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Ethiopian, and Masonic myths for this non-traditional retelling of the Queen of Sheba’s story >How the shift from matriarchal polytheism to patriarchal monotheism changed our view of history >The importance of story, myth, and lore to social development >The power of myth in the #MeToo era Marc is pledging half of the book's proceeds to Yemen humanitarian relief and is partnering with the Zakat Foundation of America who will be matching his funds.

AOTB Top 5 - Episode 24 September 24, 2018 1. Fall 2018 - World Crypto Con to be held in Vegas at the Aria Hotel from October 31 - November 2. Described on their website as "global stage for industry leaders to share their projects and technologies with thousands of investors, experts, developers, businesses and attendees who are using blockchain and cryptocurrency to redefine our everyday lives." Will be a hackathon, eRacing (racetrack and flight simulator competition); "Token Tank," blockchain poker. 10 year anniversary party for release of Satoshi whitepaper. Live gallery experience with crypto artist and filmmaker, Vesa. "Beyond Moon" video clip. Promoted art "Reset to 11" - worth a look. worldcryptocon.com/ https://worldcryptocon.com/more/crypto-art/ 2. August 31, 2018 "CryptoKitties to ‘Bring Blockchain to Life’ in New Art Exhibit" article by Jonathan Kim. September 1, 2018 opening of new exhibit "Bringing Blockchain to Life," at the ZKM Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany. Will be using Meural as the display hardware showing some CryptoKitties images. https://cryptoslate.com/cryptokitties-to-bring-blockchain-to-life-in-new-art-exhibit/ http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/cryptokitties-is-bringing-the-blockchain-to-life-using-art-and-cats-692101271.html 3. August 23, 2018 - Multimedia happenings with SingularDTV - in addition to Our Music Festival, which AOTB discussed during interview with Justin Blau, SingularDTV's documentary "Trust Machine" directed by Alex Winter, is in the works. According to SingularDTV's Medium article "Trust Machine will premiere on Oct 26, 2018 at Cinema Village, New York and on Nov 16, 2018 at Laemmle Monica, Los Angeles before hitting the SingularDTV Digital Distribution Platform next year." https://medium.com/singulardtv/singulardtv-august-update-ethervision-trust-machine-our-music-festival-d8723a959f7 4. August 10, 2018 - "Welcome to the weirdly wonderful world of crypto-art" by David Canellis. This article is a good reference for the range of blockchain and crypto endeavors - from jewelry to Vitalik bobbleheads. https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/08/06/cryptocurrency-artist-graffiti/# 5. News to me June 21, 2018 - Article - "Akon to build new city in Senegal with own cryptocurrency called AKoin" This rapper, who is of Senegalize descent, plans to create a city wth cryptocurrency. From the article "He says that the system of cryptocurrency "allows the people to utilise it in ways where they can advance themselves and not allow government to do those things that are keeping them down.""" Will be built on 2000 acres of land that had been given to Akon by the government. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/akon-senegal-city-akoin-cryptocurrency-rapper-plan-a8410501.html AOTB Team news 1. Collaboration with Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts 3-part course - Starting September 17. https://mailchi.mp/9ebccdf5a9ea/introduction-to-cryptocurrencies-crypto-art-and-music-and-blockchain-for-creatives-w-aotb-3-partday-course 2. Will be on the radio! WERA 96.7 FM Arlington Independent Media starting (LIVE!) Sunday, September 30, 2018 5:00-5:30 3. DJ J Scrilla in Atlanta for A3C conference in October. www.a3cfestival.com Twitters @coin_artist @WERANowPlaying @WALADC @AkoinOfficial @SingularDTV @WorldCryptoCon @CryptoKitties Tips welcome BTC: 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY ETH: 0x9Ac7Bc3D3933e83A3544b36A075d2d59fac1c405

Today’s episode was recorded LIVE on Friday, 1/19/18, from the red carpet premiere of Victor Goodview at Cinema Village in Manhattan. -Help support the show at Patreon.com/BatmanBeyondPodcast -Don’t forget to check out our other podcast, "Above and Batman Beyond" Also available on iTunes, Soundcloud and BATMANBEYONDPODCAST.COM -Listen for more from Benjamin David, host of both “Above” and “Geek News” and Managing Editor of COMICBOOKINTL.COM. @ComicBookIntl on both Twitter and Instagram; @BatmanBeyondPodcast on both Instagram and Facebook; BatmanBeyondPod@Gmail.com. - Find new episodes of “Geek News General” on iTunes and please write us a 5 star review if you like the show! Also available on SoundCloud and ComicBookIntl.com -This podcast is hosted, produced and edited by Benjamin David. Podcast Art by Courtney Delenn Slater: @CDSGraphics on Instagram and @CDS_Graphics on Twitter. Theme Music by Exsanguinator.

Recorded LIVE from Tromaville (“Toxic Avenger”) in Queens, NY! Filmmaker, Vincent Turturro, joins us to talk about his new Troma film, Victor Goodview, premiering this Friday, 1/19/18 at Cinema Village in Manhattan. -Help support the show at Patreon.com/BatmanBeyondPodcast -Don’t forget to check out our other podcast, "Above and Batman Beyond" Also available on iTunes, Soundcloud and BATMANBEYONDPODCAST.COM -Listen for more from Benjamin David, host of both “Above” and “Geek News” and Managing Editor of COMICBOOKINTL.COM. @ComicBookIntl on both Twitter and Instagram; @BatmanBeyondPodcast on both Instagram and Facebook; BatmanBeyondPod@Gmail.com. - Find new episodes of “Geek News General” on iTunes and please write us a 5 star review if you like the show! Also available on SoundCloud and ComicBookIntl.com -This podcast is hosted, produced and edited by Benjamin David. Podcast Art by Courtney Delenn Slater: @CDSGraphics on Instagram and @CDS_Graphics on Twitter. Theme Music by Exsanguinator. -Geek News General is not an official production of Batman, Warner Bros., Batman Beyond, Star Wars, Lucasfilm, Disney, Troma, Diamond Select, or any other company, property and/or license mentioned on this recording, on ComicBookIntl.com, or on BatmanBeyondPodcast.com. The thoughts and opinions shared by the participants of this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and therefore do not represent the companies or organizations they happen to work for.

Happy month of Halloween! We've spent the last couple of weeks at different film festivals, including the Shawna Shea Film Festival and Brooklyn Horror Film Festival. On top of winning two awards, we watched a lot of excellent films, and learned a lot about ourselves, our strengths, our weaknesses and were able to realize what some of our near-future goals are.  An important part of being able to grow and improve your craft is the ability to self-reflect, self-critique and look at your own work objectively. It's not the easiest thing to do, but it is imperative to your personal growth as a filmmaker and artist. On this episode we discuss what we've learned over the past few weeks and how we (and you!) can work to improve our films.  November 4th at 9:30pm, Linsdays new film "Beneath" is screening as part of the New York Short Film Festival at Cinema Village in Manhattan! Tickets go on sale this week. Join us for the New York Premiere of Lindsays first film!  Subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, Google Play, or your favorite podcatching app. And don't forget to rate and review us! Email us at filmmakingsucks@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or subjects you'd like to hear us discuss. You can also now follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/filmmakingpodcast! #FilmmakingSucks

Today on the Drive At Five, NYC Touts Their Homeless Initiative, Paul Mulshine, and Director Eve Marson*. ****Eve's film, "Dr. Feelgood: Dealer or Healer?", opens Dec. 30th at Cinema Village in New York, and director Eve Marson will be in person for a Q&A after the 7:15 pm screening on Monday, Jan. 2.

Interview with Lee Peterson, manager of Cinema Village. Recorded in Fall 2015.

Hosted by Michelle Materre  "Do you know that the number of Black women doctors working in the field is significantly below that of our demographic population?  What can be done to increase the number of young Black women entering the field? Tune into Creatively Speaking on the Air to hear about the new documentary film, "Black Women in Medicine" by filmmaker Crystal R. Emery. Join in the conversation with host Michelle Materre (also co-producer of the film) and co-host, Savanna Washington,  to highlight this issue and learn more about the opening of this new documentary, this Friday, August 26th at Cinema Village, for ONE WEEK ONLY! For more information on the film, please visit: www.ChangingTheFaceOfMedicine.org.  To purchase tickets, please visit: www.cinemavillage.com/Now-Playing/black-women-in-medicine.html ."

This is New York Cine Radio!  This week the gang is skipping the show to go see Batman V Superman.  So Mr. Beats is in charge but unfortunately he has a bit of a drug problem.  Don't forget to check out VHS Massacre this weekend at Cinedelphia on April 2nd at 8PM.  And just a couple weeks later VHS Massacre will screen at the Manhattan Film Festival on April 18th at 3PM over at Cinema Village.  And finally, VHS Massacre will release on Troma Now in April so for just $4.99 a month you can watch our movie plus many more from Troma's huge archive.