Brooklyn Film Festival – Review # 4: Dragon Girls
The filmmaker has to engage the viewer somehow. Regrettably, with Dragon Girls there is a serious lack of engagement and nothing to care about.
A Series of Shorts: Brooklyn Film Festival—A different lens through which to see the world
The short film genre gives artists a truly unencumbered opportunity to tell their story and sometimes, they even do.
Brooklyn Film Festival in Full Swing – Three-pack screening of Bye, Freckle, and Hank and Asha at Windmill Studios
With over 106 films from 24 countries spanning every genre, you are certain to find something you will enjoy at The Brooklyn Film Festival this week.
I Canoe, and You Can, Too! Paddling the NYC Waterways with the North Brooklyn Boat Club
Paddle up the East River to the Roosevelt Island bridge, paddle Newtown Creek, paddle to the tip of Roosevelt Island,
Container Gardening in North Brooklyn—from the series by Kimberly Sevilla of Red Rose & Lavender
I met a woman once who grew pumpkins and gladiolas in her window box in Paris, so really, almost anything is possible.
The Ugliest Woman in the World @ The Brick
Performed entirely in the dark, Shaun Prendergast’s haunting play tells the entirely true story of sideshow freak Julia Pastrana, often billed as “The Ugliest Woman in the World.”
A Seasick Mama Heads for the Turnstiles
Though she’s one of the latest musicians to rise out of the Brooklyn indie pop scene, Seasick Mama has already made her catchy tunes stick to our heads with her debut EP Dead Like Money.
