Directed by Andrea Ashton
In this narrative art film bringing a modern poem to life, a series of touching vignettes show two women falling in and out of love -- but not in any traditional way you've seen before. Their story is told in reverse chronology and was physically performed in reverse, as well, although then flipped "forward" in the edit so their movement feels slightly "off," kind of like how love can make you feel.
The party for the Bowery Film Festival features one-of-a-kind screenings and discounted drinks in lower Manhattan.– New York Times
Bowery Film Festival is true to its Bowery roots and foraging ahead in new territory.– Honeysuckle Magazine
There are film festivals aplenty in New York, but none with quite so much local flavor as the new Bowery Film Festival– Bedford and Bowery
Bowery Film Festival is hot on movies that are adventurous and have shock value– Cheryl Wills, NY1
Bowery Film Festival is determined to bring about a cinematic revolution unseen since the ’70s– amNewYork
