PIFVA CINEMA SPEAKEASY: LOVE & GRIEF: 5 FILMMAKERS FROM PHILLY
Our February 7 Cinema Speakeasy @ L'Etage features 5 short films by the following filmmakers. Please join them after the screening for an engaging conversation about why and how they make films in Philadelphia.
WHAT: LOVE & GRIEF: 5 FILMS BY PHILADELPHIA FILMMAKERS
WHEN: Tuesday, February 7, 2012; 6:30, doors open; 7pm screening,
Filmmakers In Person, conversation after the screening
COST: $5
Our February 2, Cinema Speakeasy showcases new short work by Philadelphia filmmakers,
Robert Larkin, Jill Hackney, Katya Gorker, Greg Koorhan, & Kristyn Blue Simmons
ROMAINE BY ROBERT LARKIN
The short film, “Romaine”, is a character study on how grief and depression can take a heavy toll on any relationship.
Albert struggles to overcome personal grief as his brother, Teddy, tries his best to get his older brother “back on track”.
The short film, “Romaine”, is a character study on how grief and depression can take a heavy toll on any relationship.
Albert struggles to overcome personal grief as his brother, Teddy, tries his best to get his older brother “back on track”.
MITTAGSPAUSE BY JILL HACKNEY
A girl fantasizes about all of the catastrophes that could occur during a dull lunch break.
A girl fantasizes about all of the catastrophes that could occur during a dull lunch break.
FIRST THOUGHTS, LAST WORDS BY KATYA GORKER
The first in a series of lo-fi, episodic psychodrama interventions- first thoughts, last words combines primitive storyboarding software and bedroom ventriloquism to examine the pitfalls of love.
LEVEL UP BY GREG KOORHAN
Highschoolers Tim and Maggie have a great relationship based on their mutual love of video games. But, when a new girl enters the map, they reach a level they’ve never played before.
MY NAME IS LOVE BY KRISTYN 'BLUE' SIMMONS
A short film that touches on many forms of love: unconditional, friendly, romantic, professional, musical, spiritual, lyrical & visual.
Cinema Speakeasy is presented by PIFVA, Philadelphia Independent Film & Video Association, which supports, sustains and showcases Philadelphia filmmakers.