Please note: This venue is on the 2nd Floor and is not wheelchair accessible.

Music Video

Goth Beach - Directed by Walter Alice Sicker, USA, 3:14
Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys

Life Twice - Directed by Brandon Herman, USA, 4:25, World Premiere
A fun and colorful music video for Brooklyn band "Beau."

All The Boys Want To Be My Girl - Directed by Dylan Mars Greenberg, USA, 2:48, World Premiere
All The Boys Want To Be My Girl is a revenge fantasy against those who live and thrive in the closet. Androgyne superstar Dexter Driscoll broadcasts the desires of the discreet and leads them to demise.

Mess - Directed by David Heatley, Dusty Deen, USA, 2:36, World Premiere
"She's not put together and that's why I'll always love her the best... she's a mess"

Charming Disaster - "Disembodied Head" - Directed by Iain Marcks, USA, 2:55, World Premiere
Music video for the single from the album Supernatural History.

ANIMA Works presents "She Said" by John DeNicola - Directed by Jake DeNicola, Hil Steadman, USA, 4:25
A moody and artistic visual approach to Academy award-winning songwriter and artist John DeNicola’s latest release. Co-directed, co-shot and co-produced by partners Jake DeNicola and Hil Steadman of ANIMA Works on 16mm, “She Said” was shot with 500T and 250D, using a combination of BPM, glimmer glass and a split diopter to illustrate the different moods.

Thirsty for Blood - Kat Redlus - Directed by Claire Dub, USA, 3:48, World Premiere
Music video for Brooklyn-based artist Kat Redlus.

Ghost Funk Orchestra – Scatter - Directed by Greg Hanson, USA, 3:00
Underwater parties, fractured identities, and fish fantasies are all part of the journey set to Ghost Funk Orchestra's swinging sounds.

BODY BLOW - Donny McCaslin – Directed by Douglas Sloan, USA, 5:39, World Premiere
Donny McCaslin is a groundbreaking artist in the world of jazz. He played a key role in the creation of David Bowie’s last record Blackstar.

Experimental

The Villains Code - Directed by Johnny Bermudez, USA, 5:30, NYC Premiere
A brutal story of seek and destroy. Two assassins, shrouded in the darkness of the city that never sleeps, have one night to complete their mission. The objective, to eliminate one another...

Sally - Directed by Phillip Russell, USA, 4:20, Brooklyn Premiere
After his car breaks down, a man seeks refuge at a seemingly abandoned mansion.

Formerly Known as D – Directed by Jay Sullivan, USA, 3:31, World Premiere
When facing a deadline, do you feel under the gun? It’s a common feeling. In fact, the word deadline has been associated with feelings of anxiety since it's origins during the American Civil War. Lines were drawn around prisoner of war camps. If a prisoner crossed the line, he was shot dead. Hence, the phrase “Deadline”. Formerly Known as D calls us to change the language we use when describing upcoming commitments and provides two strategies for managing them with less stress.

Permission to land - Directed by Martin Gerigk, Germany, 3:10, NYC Premiere
War. Fragility. Instruction Abidance. Intuition. Digitalization. Dichotomous decision paths. What would we do if we were given the freedom to direct possibilities?

Keys to the City - Directed by Peter Meng, USA, 4:48, World Premiere
The 'Keys to the City' unlocks doors that reveal some of NYC's best kept secret attractions. This is an escape into a fantasy world with acrobats and dancers appearing along the way.

Silver - Directed by Raymond Zrike, USA, 7:55, World Premiere
A recording of two reactionary radio broadcasters is juxtaposed with images of a white-gloved man idly polishing silver—silver cups, silver forks, silver spoons.

Light Leak - Directed by Nate Dorr, USA, 8:20, Brooklyn Premiere
(Possible strobe warning: gets mild-to-moderately flickery in a few scenes.)

Light is information, a signal more lasting than recollection. If there’s anyone out there to receive the message.

Isolated in a sealed apartment, a lone observer regards an outside world outside become increasingly unreal or unreachable. Archaic illuminations, old slides and the pin-lights of the camera obscura, crawl across the walls. Connections fray. Time loses meaning. A science fictional essay film, or its inverse. A rumination on optics, memory, data, and endings.

The Bride of Chickenstein - Directed by Steve W. Thompson, USA, 5:26, NYC Premiere
Dr. Chickenstein awakens his monster, “The Chicken Man" to participate in a ritual experiment. He uses Tesla's electro-mechanical oscillator and a magic KFC bucket to create a bride for The Chicken Man. After a playful initiation for the deranged Colonel’s amusement, the chickens are left wondering... who will end up on whose plate?

THE LAST REBEL OF HISTORY - Joel Luthuli Carter, Desiree Ibanez, USA, 7:52
What does it mean to be 'Radicalized for Good.' This is an experimental fashion film that asks the question, what if we as a people were radicalized to do good? Would our world be a different place?

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