Directed by Meg Case, Brad Porter
A retelling of Meshes of the Afternoon (1943), Maya Deren’s formative avant-garde film, a psychogeographical journey through the shifting landscape of a woman’s home, mutating between experience, imagination, and causation in a recursively developing labyrinthine vision.
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
