Directed by Marc Acito
A woman beaten unconscious by her husband searches her mindscape for a way out. Inspired by the songs of genre-fluid indie rocker Storm Large and Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic feminist short story "The Yellow Wallpaper," this musical phantasmagoria continues in the surrealist tradition of Queer Cinema pioneers Jean Cocteau and Derek Jarman. Filmed by an all-female crew.
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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
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