{"id":17291,"date":"2020-11-08T12:38:23","date_gmt":"2020-11-08T17:38:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/hunterword.com\/?p=17291"},"modified":"2021-10-23T01:18:52","modified_gmt":"2021-10-23T05:18:52","slug":"2020-doc-nyc-11th-edition-november-11-19-online-part-7-greggwmorris","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/hunterword.com\/index.php\/2020-doc-nyc-11th-edition-november-11-19-online-part-7-greggwmorris\/","title":{"rendered":"DOC NYC 2020 November 11-13, Part 7: Spotlight On Canada, Feature Films, Short Films, Shorts Programs"},"content":{"rendered":"

Spotlight On Canada – A showcase of the Canadian titles that are represented throughout<\/span> the festival’s sections. Co-presented by the Consulate General of Canada in New York.<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Feature Films<\/strong><\/p>\n

9\/11 KIDS<\/em>
\nDOPE IS DEATH<\/em>
\nEL FATHER PLAYS HIMSELF<\/em>
\nINFLUENCE<\/em>
\nJACINTA<\/em>
\nTHE LAST OUT<\/em>
\nMADE YOU LOOK: A TRUE STORY ABOUT FAKE ART<\/em>
\nNO ORDINARY MAN<\/em>
\nSTATELESS<\/em>
\nTHE WALRUS AND THE WHISTLEBLOWER<\/em>
\nWUHAN WUHAN<\/em>
\nShort Films<\/em><\/p>\n

Leisure, Pleasure (DOC NYC U)<\/em>
\nOil and Water<\/em>
\nRoad to Roxham<\/em>
\nShadegan<\/em>
\nSing Me a Lullaby<\/em>
\nThe Water Walker<\/em><\/p>\n

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SHORTS PROGRAMS<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The 43 shorts in the following 8 programs are part of the juried Shorts Competition.<\/p>\n

Shorts: All Alone Together<\/strong>
\nIndividuals and their circumstances illustrate the universal need to connect.<\/span>
\nHuntsville Station (Dir: Jamie Meltzer, Chris Filippone; Prod: Jamie Meltzer)<\/em>
\nTumbling Towards Home (Dir\/Prod: Imelda O’Reilly; Prod: Joe Foley)<\/em>
\nMaterial Bodies (Dir: Dorothy Allen-Pickard; Prod: Julie Vergez, Lucy Pucillino)<\/em>
\nPerfectly Frank (Dir\/Prod: Dan Hunt)<\/em>
\nThe Grass Is Always Greener on TV (Dir: Matt Pizzano; Prod: Nic Wehmeyer)<\/em>
\nThe Seeker (Dir: Lance Edmands; Prod: Kyle Martin, Sarah Tihany)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: All That Matters<\/strong>
\nA look at what\u2019s most important in life.<\/span>
\nTake a Vote (Dir\/Prod: Jamie Boyle; Prod: Molly Kaplan)<\/em>
\nSown (Dir\/Prod: Calvin Mumm; Prod: Taylor Kiser)<\/em>
\nQuiet No More: The Struggle of Reverend Sharon Risher <\/em>
\n(Dir\/Prod: El\u00e9onore Hamelin)<\/em>
\nThe Undocumented Lawyer (Dir: Chris Temple, Zach Ingrasci; Prod: Jenna Kelly)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: Art Time<\/strong>
\nVisual creatives and the perspectives they imagine.<\/span>
\nHer New York (Dir\/Prod: David Gross)<\/em>
\nThe Incredulity of Jacolby Satterwhite (Dir: Lorena Alvarado; Prod: Nick Ravich)<\/em>
\nBetye Saar: Taking Care of Business (Dir: Christine Turner; Prod: Erin Wright)<\/em>
\nAll the Possibilities… (Dir\/Prod: Marsha Gordon, Louis Cherry)<\/em>
\nWhen I Write It (Dir: Nico Opper, Shannon St. Aubin)<\/em>
\nUnsung Heroes of Ink (Dir\/Prod: Olivia Wang)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: In This Life<\/strong>
\nStories running the gamut of human experience.<\/span>
\nPatty Are You Bringing Weed in From Jamaica? (Dir\/Prod: Matthew Salton)<\/em>
\nWhite Nights (Dir\/Prod: Diego Collados V)<\/em>
\nMizuko (Dir\/Prod: Kira Dane, Katelyn Rebelo)<\/em>
\nShadegan (Dir\/Prod: Ako Salemi)<\/em>
\nLions in the Corner (Dir: Paul Hairston; Prod: Jake Ewald)<\/em>
\nTo Calm the Pig Inside (Dir\/Prod: Joanna Vasquez Arong)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: New York Strong<\/strong>
\nFilms demonstrating New Yorkers\u2019 grit and resilience.<\/span>
\nA Week in June (Dir\/Prod: Jay Sansone)<\/em>
\nRoad to Roxham (Dir\/Prod: Cristian Gomes)<\/em>
\nUrban Growth (Dir\/Prod: Nate Dorr, Nathan Kensinger)<\/em>
\nBy Way of Canarsie (Dir: Emily Packer, Lesley Steele; Prod: Shirin Ghaffary)<\/em>
\nThe Grand Tour (Dir: Erin Babbin, Michael Sullivan; Prod: Erin Babbin)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: Roots<\/strong>
\nAn exploration of who we are and where we come from.<\/span>
\nMotherland (Dir: Ellen Evans; Prod: Alice Hughes)<\/em>
\nCrescendo! (Dir\/Prod: Alex Mallis; Prod: Perri Peltz, Matthew O\u2019Neill)<\/em>
\n24 (Dir\/Prod: Brian Yulo Ng)<\/em>
\nMommy’s Nightmare (Dir\/Prod: Jonathan Napolitano; Prod: Brian Bolster,<\/em>
\nKayleigh Rose)<\/em>
\nHayat (Dir: Rendah Haj; Prod: Maudie Osborne)<\/em>
\nSing Me a Lullaby (Dir\/Prod: Tiffany Hsiung)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: She Stories<\/strong>
\nFilms by or about women.<\/span>
\nMaking the Case (Dir\/Prod: Jennifer Callahan)<\/em>
\nFirst Move (Dir\/Prod: Arielle Edelman)<\/em>
\nPam (Dir\/Prod: Amit Lerner)<\/em>
\nThe Water Walker (Dir\/Prod: James Burns; Prod: Stevie Salas, Kevin Munroe,<\/em>
\nGabriela Dematteis)<\/em>
\nJust Hold On (Dir: Sam Davis, Rayka Zehtabchi; Prod: Mehrdad Sarlak)<\/em>
\nThe Heart Still Hums (Dir\/Prod: Savanah Leaf, Taylor Russell)<\/em><\/p>\n

Shorts: Speak Up, Stand Up<\/strong>
\nDisrupting the system.<\/span>
\nOil and Water (Dir\/Prod: Anjali Nayar; Prod: Andreas Mendritzki)<\/em>
\nStonewall 2069 (Dir: Samuel Douek; Prod: Bec Evans, Nikta Mohammadi)<\/em>
\nLupita (Dir: Monica Wise Robles; Prod: Eduardo Guti\u00e9rrez P\u00e9rez)<\/em>
\nWelcome Strangers (Dir\/Prod: Dia Sokol Savage; Prod: Garret Savage)<\/em><\/p>\n

DOC NYC U<\/h3>\n

The festival\u2019s long-running section showcases some of the city\u2019s top student documentary filmmaking programs. Seven programs reveal the nonfiction filmmakers of tomorrow, with work from CUNY, Columbia University, Hunter College, The New School, New York Film Academy, New York University, and School of Visual Arts. Co-presented by HBO Documentary Films.<\/span><\/p>\n

From the City University of New York (Brooklyn College, City College, City-Tech):<\/strong>
\nCOVIDEO (Dir\/Prod: Alan Nero)<\/em>
\nTill Next Trip (Dir\/Prod: Matthew Colon)<\/em>
\nThe Zelda Express (Dir\/Prod: Nicholas Sossi Romano)<\/em>
\nChanging the Narrative: The Vision of Oscar Micheaux (Dir\/Prod: Eric Straight)<\/em>
\nSupra (Dir\/Prod: Tim Chachibaia)<\/em>
\nThe SoHo Memory Project (Dir: Or Szyflingier; Prod: Melanie Martinez)<\/em>
\nUnconditional (Dir\/Prod: Rumi Lee)<\/em><\/p>\n

From Documentary Specialization at Columbia Journalism School:<\/strong>
\nHolding Fire (Dir\/Prod: Hana Elias, Eleonore Voisard)<\/em>
\nThe Vet Van (Dir\/Prod: Sarah Jenks, Elizabeth Mulvey)<\/em>
\nCurtain Up! (Dir\/Prod: Hui Tong, Kelly Ng)<\/em><\/p>\n

From the MFA Program in Integrated Media Arts at Hunter College:<\/strong>
\nThe Life of Dan (Dir\/Prod: Jeremy S. Levine, Dan Levine)<\/em>
\nUnder the Skin (Dir: Silvana D’Mikos)<\/em>
\nFunny Faces at Smyrna Beach (Dir\/Prod: Andrea Lerner)<\/em>
\nProtest: Queer Liberation March for Black Lives and Against Police Brutality, NYC<\/em>
\n2020 (Dir\/Prod: Gear\u00f3id Dolan)<\/em>
\nMemory Map (Dir\/Prod: Amanda Madden)<\/em>
\nFlotsam (Dir\/Prod: Robin Smith Fedock)<\/em>
\nHere Now (Chapter 4) (Dir\/Prod: AK Hansen)<\/em>
\nMy First Sessions (Dir\/Prod: Wendy Cong Zhao)<\/em>
\nArrhythmia (Dir: Pooj Padmaraj)<\/em>
\nLeisure, Pleasure (Dir\/Prod: Jess Shane)<\/em><\/p>\n

From Documentary Media Studies at the New School:<\/strong>
\nOK Boomer (Dir\/Prod: Amrit Chen)<\/em>
\nParklife (Dir\/Prod: Lillian Xuege Li)<\/em>
\nHidden Costs (Dir\/Prod: Claire Haughey)<\/em>
\nNine Days a Week (Dir\/Prod: Maliyamungu Muhande)<\/em><\/p>\n

From the Documentary Department of New York Film Academy:<\/strong>
\nAm I Enough? (Dir\/Prod: Chandni Sharma)<\/em>
\nIntersection (Dir\/Prod: Sarah Masiyiwa)<\/em>
\nChoosing the Line (Dir\/Prod: Kendall Marianacci)<\/em>
\nSingle Parent (Dir\/Prod: DeAndre’e Kelly)<\/em>
\nRebirth (Dir: Eleonora Privitera; Prod: Daniela Tuvo)<\/em>
\nV R Friends (Dir\/Prod: Olga Shelukhova)<\/em>
\nGeneration 328 (Dir\/Prod: Nika Nikanava)<\/em>
\nSaving Us (Dir: Nelson Gomez)<\/em>
\nSanctuary (Dir\/Prod: Jason Hanna)<\/em>
\nGarden State Mysteries (Dir\/Prod: Frida Forssblad)<\/em>
\nACE Kid (Dir\/Prod: Pochi Tamba Nsoh)<\/em>
\nWhat We Keep (Dir\/Prod: L\u00edvia Thiago)<\/em><\/p>\n

From News and Documentary at New York University:<\/strong>
\nMaking Waves (Dir\/Prod: Laura Z\u00e9phirin)<\/em>
\nTic Talk: Time to Heal (Dir\/Prod: Maria Florencia Smith)<\/em>
\nSome Way Out of Here (Dir\/Prod: Boning Li)<\/em><\/p>\n

From MFA Social Documentary Film at the School of Visual Arts:<\/strong>
\nMourning Doctor Li Wenliang (Dir\/Prod: Chen Chen)<\/em>
\nWhat’s in Chinatown (Dir\/Prod: Hansen Lin)<\/em>
\nTo Lay Bare (Dir\/Prod: Zijun Cathy You)<\/em>
\nMy Little Ones (Dir\/Prod: Peipei Zhang)<\/em>
\nButts (Dir\/Prod: Yijia Zeng)<\/em>
\nViseltear Violins (Dir\/Prod: Rohan Rao)<\/em>
\nBusker (Dir\/Prod: Zooey Zhang)<\/em><\/p>\n

****<\/p>\n

SPONSORS<\/strong><\/center>The festival is made possible by:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Leadership Sponsor: Netflix
\n\u2013 Leading Media Partners: New York magazine; The WNET Group
\n\u2013 Major Sponsors: A&E; Apple Original Films; WarnerMedia
\n\u2013 Supporting Sponsors: National Geographic Documentary Films; SHOWTIME\u00ae Documentary Films
\n\u2013 Signature Sponsors: Bloomberg Philanthropies; NYC Mayor\u2019s Office of Media and Entertainment; Participant; Technicolor PostWorks NY; Topic Studios
\n\u2013 Signature Media Partners: The New Republic; WNYC<\/p>\n

Event Sponsors: Consulate General of Canada in New York; Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP; 30 for 30; Fox Rothschild LLP; Hulu; Impact Partners; JustFilms | Ford Foundation; MTV Documentary Films; Reavis Page Jump LLP; Shutterstock Editorial; Sony; SVA’s MFA Social Documentary Film; Wheelhouse Creative; XTR<\/p>\n

Friend of the Festival: CineSend<\/p>\n

DOC NYC is produced and presented by IFC Center, a division of AMC Networks. To inquire about sponsor or partnership opportunities for DOC NYC Executive Director Raphaela Neihausen at raphaela@docnyc.net.<\/p>\n

TICKETS:<\/strong><\/center>Tickets are available at docnyc.net. Films will be available to screen throughout the U.S. November 11-19.<\/p>\n

Individual tickets are $12 each ($9 for IFC Center members)
\nFive-Ticket Packs are $45, offering film lovers access to five festival selections.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

End Part 7<\/strong><\/p>\n

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