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Speyer Hall – Block One

University Settlement House - Speyer Hall

184 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002(Map)
November 18, 2022 6:30 pm Get Tickets

Bowery Film Festival is proud to screen the following selections:

  • Geraldine

    Directed by Eduardo Lytton
    Geraldine

    After seeing a dog will itself across the road to survive after a car crash, Goth teenager Geraldine has to answer the question for herself: Will she get up and fight to live or lay her head down and die?

  • I Mustache You

    Directed by Shara Ashley Zeiger
    I Mustache You

    I Mustache You is a silent physical comedy about Abby, an agoraphobic who receives an invitation to love, self acceptance, and the outside world.

  • SOLD

    Directed by Chris Thompson
    SOLD

    A Downtown Artist struggles with his newly found sobriety.

  • Breakfast at the Bodega

    Directed by Marina Elise
    Breakfast at the Bodega

    A talented young Brooklynite/Palestinian-American attempts to live out his dreams of becoming a French pastry chef despite his first-generation father's wishes. Struggling to fill his first big order for a gig, tensions arise when the father forbids him from using their family bodega to cook.

  • HomeBound

    Directed by Usher Morgan
    HomeBound

    Agoraphobia: "extreme or irrational fear of entering open or crowded places, of leaving one's own home, or of being in places from which escape is difficult." ​HomeBound is the story of Jamie Rockwell, a woman burdened by severe agoraphobia. After losing her therapy dog, she must muster the courage within, not only to find her dog, but ultimately, to find herself.

  • The Essex Market – A Day in the Life

    Directed by Lisa Pharoah & Roger Ingraham
    The Essex Market

    This short documentary is about my relationship with the Essex Market on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. I moved to New York in 2019 and this was my local food market, but I began to appreciate it was so much more than that. Relationships slowly developed with the vendors during the pandemic and they gradually turned into friendships. The Market is a vibrant and diverse community that, as an English immigrant woman, began to feel like home. I felt compelled to celebrate the community I found there.

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Bowery Best Short Doc Best Episodic Summer 2018 Bowery Best Experimental Film Bowery Best Animation Bowery Best Documentary Best Feature Film Bowery Film Festival Best Animation Spring 2019 Bowery Film Festival Best Episodic Spring 2019 Best Music Video Summer 2018 Bowery Film Festival Best Documentary Spring 2019 Bowery Best Short Film Best Short Film Summer 2018 Best Short Film Best Documentary Laurels Bowery Best Music Video Bowery Film Festival Best Music Video Spring 2019 Best Experimental Fall 2019 Best Short Film Fall 2019 Bowery Film Festival Laurels Music Video Best Animation Bowery Film Festival Episodic Laurels Best Animation Bowery Film Festival Best Short Film Fall 2018 Best Music Video Fall 2019 Best Short Film Best Experimental Film Bowery Film Festival Best Music Video Fall 2018 Best Documentary Fall 2019 Best Music Video Bowery Film Festival Best Episodic Fall 2018 Best Episodic Fall 2019 Bowery Film Festival Best Feature Film Spring 2019 Best Documentary Best Feature Film Bowery Film Festival Best Experimental Film Spring 2019 Best Original Series Bowery Film Festival Laurels Best Feature Film Best Feature Film Fall 2019 Best Experimental Film Bowery Film Festival Laurels Bowery Film Festival Best Short Film Spring 2019 Best Episodic or TV Pilot