Showing at the Denver Film Festival ( Denver premiere ) Nov 4 and 5 2016

Maggie Siff (Mad Men, Sons of Anarchy ) stars as Anna Baskin, an Emmy-winning actress whose offstage life has virtually been erased by that of her television character. Held back by a role she no longer wants and harboring a Ritalin addiction, she puts her career on hold and returns to Brooklyn, where she got her start, to find herself. But upon reuniting with members of her old theater troupe, she discovers that they've had turning points of their own on the long, hard road of adulthood.

A Woman, A Part (trailer)  by Elizabeth Subrin

Denver Film Festival Nov 6, 2016 at the the Sie Film Center in Denver.

An Evening with Saul Levine 
 

Preeminent film historian P. Adams Sitney-author of  the foundational textbook  Visionary Film  and 2010 recipient of our Vision Award-has called Saul Levine "one of the most underrated filmmakers in the American avant-garde cinema." Since the mid-1960s, Levine has been creating a body of work that is by turns lyrical, poetic, autobiographical and political. His eclectic oeuvre gives the viewer a vivid feeling for the turbulence of daily life in urban America over the past four decades; it has been shown throughout the world, from Ontario to Lima to Prague to, most recently, the Museum of Modern Art in New York (among other places). 

Saul's films will also be shown and the award will be presented by F/V alum Phil Soloman 

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	Georgie Friedman_ Traces of Wind and Water

Georgie was selected  for the City of Boston's first artist-in-residence program, Boston AIR.

"In this series of video installations, I digitally reframe natural elements by projecting footage onto existing architecture or sculptural forms in order to draw attention to our natural, built, and digital environments. I am fascinated by the power of these natural phenomena in relationship to human fragility. I work to transform the natural elements' visual properties, scale or positioning, creating a range of representation and abstraction within each piece. I want to highlight our relationships to interior/exterior spaces by altering our typical perceptions of architecture and landscape, and to create new experiences for viewers. By changing the context of the natural world images, the installations become unexpected, contemplative and sometimes overwhelming spaces".

On view nightly: October 13 - November 14, 2016 from dusk to 11pm.* Best seen near the intersection of Columbia Rd and Hancock St Approx. Address: 531 Columbia Rd, Dorchester, MA 02125.

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