Village East – Day Three – Block One
Village East by Angelika
Village East by Angelika is a movie theater in the East Village of Manhattan in New York City. Part of the former Yiddish Theatre District, the theater was designed in the Moorish Revival style by Harrison Wiseman and built from 1925 to 1926 by Louis Jaffe.
Bowery Film Festival is proud to screen the following selections:
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Dracula’s Super Scary Halloween
Directed by Kevin Maher & Joe Dator
A new take on the Dracula story, this Halloween tale delivers laughs and chills for monster kids of all ages.
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Sound Asleep
Directed by Vadim Egoul
A mime battles insomnia over an Icelandic summer night.
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Paint Me Blue
Directed by Ari Veach
A Painter and a Muse fall in love, create art, and escape reality in the midst of chaos and tragedy. As the world returns to normalcy, they must grapple with their own evolution, purpose, and destiny.
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Disposable Roots
Directed by Igor Popeliukh
A short documentary film about an Asian-American street photographer who discovers his national identity through a film project on Chinatowns worldwide. A story of identity, belonging, and the search for self, told through the rhythm of the streets and the grain of film.
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The Last Take
Directed by Brian Foyster
Facing the end, a movie star from the golden age of Hollywood must reconcile with the only man he ever loved.
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The Pleasure of Being Someone Else
Directed by Phoenix Tompkins Logan
After accidentally killing his wife, Lily-Anne, by dropping an air conditioner on her, James then replaces his dead partner with Elizabeth, an actress he casted to play her part.
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The Method
Directed by Rick Rocha
Rick Rocha (USA), The Method, Film Short – Oscar-nominee Eric Roberts delivers a menacing performance as a legendary acting teacher whose ruthless pursuit of perfection drives an eager student into the dark corners of his psyche. As the student’s obsessive ‘method’ blurs reality and performance, events take a dangerous turn. This psychological thriller stars Conaln Kisilewicz, Maia Scalia, and Niall Cunningham.
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