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Screening as part of Shorts: Interference

An unscripted dialogue between John Turturro and Bobby Cannavale about a man's particularness about his hair.

Hargrove chronicles the last year of legend Roy Hargrove’s life, illuminating his contribution to jazz while exposing the challenges of an artist pure in form, yet vulnerable to everyday realities.

This powerfully immersive, large-scale, multi-sensory installation explores humanity in our modern era of civilian warfare. When everyday life is disrupted by a barrel bomb falling from the sky, provoking a profound crisis in this vérité virtual-r...

For an artist, free will is just an illusion. Heroin explores the creative process, inspiration and alternative reality of an artist.

Hilda is a realist tribute to octogenarian New Yorker artist Hilda O'Connell who lived shoulder-to-shoulder with the great Abstract Expressionist painters in the '50s and became a member of the Aegis Gallery in the '60s.

Acclaimed documentarian Heidi Ewing’s narrative debut is a cross-border romantic drama about a gay New York chef reflecting back on his experiences coming of age in Mexico

When a foul-mouthed, 80-year-old grandma (Joyce Van Patten) gets dumped and booted from her boyfriend's (Peter Friedman) brownstone, she's forced to return to the rent-stabilized apartment housing her broke, ungrateful kids (Jennifer Morris, Robbi...

This documentary short examines the life of the creator of the iconic I Heart NY symbol and his struggle to find love for the city during a trying time.

Marissa Marcel was a film star. She made three movies. But none of the movies were ever released. And then Marissa Marcel disappeared. After discovering rare footage from her three lost movies—Ambrosio (1968), Minsky (1970) and Two of Everything ...

Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant looms just 35 miles from Times Square. With over 50 million people living in close proximity to the aging facility, its continued operation has generated controversy for the surrounding community. In the brewing fi...

A dark comedy series that follows a notorious psychic scammer (Eleanore Pienta) on the dirty road she takes to riches—and a spot on the FBI's Most Wanted list.

Directed by Alexandre Rockwell, In The Soup portrays the story of Adolpho (Steve Buscemi), who is writing a screenplay from his crumbling NYC apartment, and falling for the literal girl-next-door. In a desperate attempt to get his screenplay funde...

From 1965 to the present, M. Elaine and Cassandra Bromfield, two black women, made joyful documents of their lives in Brooklyn’s Lindsay Park Housing Cooperative on 8-mm film. Into My Life pays tribute to their drive for self-preservation and self...

The life and times of Yankee Yogi Berra, whose unique personality and unforgettable Yogi-isms sometimes got in the way of his being recognized as one of baseball’s very greatest catchers.

A tribute to the life and legacy of influential acting teacher Wynn Handman, whose American Place Theater helped launched the off broadway scene, as well as the careers of students from Richard Gere and Michael Douglas to Sam Shepard.

The Last Magnificent charts the life of Jeremiah Tower, one of the most controversial, outrageous, and influential figures in the history of American gastronomy. Yet his name has largely been obliterated from history. Featuring interviews by Mari...

A 91-year-old Holocaust survivor donates his violin to an instrument drive, changing the life of a 12-year-old schoolgirl from the Bronx and unexpectedly, his own.

Actor John Leguizamo performs his play Ghetto Klown at Rikers Island prison, inspiring justice-involved young men to reflect openly about their own lives and the serious challenges of incarceration.

Sarah manages Joy Joy Nails with a cheerful iron fist – but she gets her manicured claws out when Chinese Mia, a manicurist trainee, looks to be stealing the boss's son's affections, soon discovering that under the varnish, everyone's a victim.