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05.30 2014
Haverhill Experimental Film Festival 2014 Winners
We will be screening the winners of the 2014 Haverhill Experimental Film Festival:
Saturday, June 7th @ 7:30p
1026 Arch St, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107
https://www.facebook.com/events/739338622784245/
H.E.F.F. on 95 is a curatorial venture down Interstate 95 showcasing the winning films of the 2014 Haverhill Experimental Film Festival.
The roughly 1.5 hour program will feature national and international contemporary work in avant-garde cinema. Including everything from VHS distortion, to 16mm animation, to experimental documentaries.
FREE
03.09 2012
TONIGHT in South Phila
Tonight (Friday March 9th), at Cha Cha Razzi (1918 S. Bancroft, South Philly), 8pm SHARP!
Powerpoint and video antics featuring Michael Gerkovich, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Rose Luardo, Noface performance group, Jason Hsu, Scott Gelber, Billy Fatzinger Jr., Abbey Lee Sarver, Katrina Ohstrom, Charmaine, Malwina Andruczyk, Will Dean, Tom Cory, and Max Seckel
Donation$ because everyone is poor.
11.30 2011
LECTURE: “A BRIEF HISTORY OF PORN” SATURDAY December 3rd 8:00pm
“A Brief History of Porn: A Multimedia Lecture” 8:00pm @ Space 1026
FREE!
“A Brief History of Porn” is a multimedia lecture delivered by Sam Benjamin, author of the forthcoming book, “American Gangbang: A Love Story” (Simon and Schuster, 2011), a true memoir of Benjamin’s five-year stint as director and performer in Los Angeles’s adult film industry.
Length: Approximately 90minutes.
CHECK OUT ALL THE AWESOME STUFF GOING ON THIS WEEK HERE: http://www.facebook.com/events/277738052263974/
About Sam Benjamin
Sam Benjamin was born in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. From 1995 to 1999, he attended Brown University. Upon graduating, he received the annual William J. Weston Award for achievement in Film and Video. Post-school life led Sam to Santa Cruz, California, where he first conceived of his pornographic destiny. He would create “feel-good” erotic films – adult movies that actually had some sort of plot – and sell them on eBay, garnering a modest fame for his efforts, revolutionizing a dying genre, and making a small killing in the process.
Benjamin worked in porn for three years; became rich; found porno love; broke his heart; burnt out; quit the biz; cleared his head; atoned for his sins; returned home; applied to graduate school.
Sam Benjamin graduated from the California Institute of the Arts in 2005, with a joint degree in Critical Studies and Integrated Media. He has been a guest lecturer at NYU and will speak extensively this fall at universities across the United States.
09.19 2011
Film screening & powerpoint comedy TONIGHT
Monday Sept. 19th, at 8pm
@ Space 1026 (1026 Arch St. 2nd flr)
A film screening and powerpoint event
The Third Person, directed by Max Juren (touring from Austin, TX)
with powerpoint comedy antics by local weirdos:
Michael Gerkovich
Will Dean
Wendy Jane Hyatt & Gera Lavin
Joanna Quigley
“A zillion times better than Monday Nite Football”
-11 out of 10 trusted experts agree
Seriously, this movie is really really funny, and your life is going to be lacking something special if you miss it.
07.28 2010
2 Nights of Skate films about NY City
Wednesday, July 28th,7:30 pm
Special Screening
in Honor of Andy Kessler
Deathbowl to Downtown: The Evolution of Skateboarding New York City
Dir. Coan Nichols and Rick Charnoski (2009)
87 min.
Deathbowl to Downtown documents the shift in skateboarding primacy from the parks and the pools of sunny California in the 70’s to the gritty streets of New York in the 90’s. This transition also foretells the recent hybrid uptake of skateboard culture in Harlem and other communities of color.
Panel Discussion and Reception to follow!
Thursday, July 29th, 6pm
Screening in Honor of Harold Hunter
Skating @ Lenox Ledges (110th and Lenox)
Followed by an 8pm screening at Maysles Cinema
Legends Never Die
Harold Hunter Tribute
15 Years of NYC Skteboarding ( 95’-’10) by R.B. Umali.
In the Streets – Steve Marino
55 Nights on Your Couch – 5boro
Reception to follow!
Maysles Cinema
343 Lenox ave
bet 127&128th st
HARLEM
www.mayslesinstitute.org
$10 Suggested Donation