I Probably Shouldn’t Laugh
But I recently learned that Sarah Jessica Parker narrated the 1997 documentary Life Apart: Hasidism in America. I’m sure Hasidics would welcome her ingenious portrayal as SATC’s Carrie, a non-wedded, sexually carefree Manhattan journalist. The film screened last week at Lincoln Center’s First Run Features.
We Live in Public
The documentary examines how the Internet affects society by filming the director’s life 24/7 for six months. It opens August 28 at IFC Center.
Advance Screening of Away We Go
Dave Eggers + Sam Mendes in the same room = A MUST ATTEND.
Branded Content: ‘SUP Magazine + (500) Days of Summer
As print media dies out, magazines scavenge to find ways to survive. A great example is what I like to call branded content experiences. ‘SUP’s integration with Fox Searchlight’s upcoming indie summer hit (500) Days of Summer exemplfies such:
“(500) Days of Summer isn’t a love story, it’s a story about love. ‘SUP Magazine isn’t a music magazine, it’s a magazine about music. Obviously, a match made in heaven. Welcome to (500) Days of ‘SUP, a daily web site created by the staff of ‘SUP, about music, culture and art, based around and inspired by the Fox Searchlight feature film (500) Days of Summer.”
Free Screening of Frontrunners tonight at Chelsea Market
Venue: Indoors at Chelsea Market
7:00: Doors open for Stuyvesant Alumni
7:30: Doors open for all
7:45: live music by Miracles of Modern Science
8:15: Frontrunners starts
Brought to you by Rooftop Films. There will also be complimentary Radeberger for all in attendance
Break-Up Album is selected for the 2009 Ivy Film Festival
From my friend Aaron Walker, the guy who brought you the YouTube sensation The Muppets Take “Manhattan”, comes Break-Up Album. The short film bridges the troubled waters of ending a dysfunctional relationship in order to produce the next great break-up album. Share it with your friends or coax the Ivy Film Festival jury members into naming it the winner.
Free Screening of 2009 Sundance Winner Sin Nombre this Thursday at Columbia
School of the Arts Film Program, Carla Kuhn Series present
Screening of SIN NOMBRE followed by Q+A with director Cary Fukunaga
Thursday, March 26, 3:30pm
Columbia University: 2960 Broadway, Lerner Hall, Roone Arledge Cinema, 2nd floor
omfg: meryl streep sag awards
“I didn’t even buy a dress,” Meryl Streep 9:51 pm @ sag awards upon winning outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role
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