CINEPHILIA Presents "Daughters of the Dust"
Friday, October 21st, 7:00 PM
Parsons Auditorium, 66 fifth Ave.
Free Admission
Refreshments Served
On Friday, October 21st, CINEPHILIA will screen the critically acclaimed classic independent film, "Daughters of the Dust" by Julie Dash. The film will be introduced by New School faculty member Michelle Materre (a recipient of this year's Distinguished University Teaching Award) , co-founder of KJM3 Entertainment Group, the film marketing and distribution company responsible for the successful theatrical release of the film in 1992. The film won best cinematography at Sundance Film Festival in 1991, and became part of the National Film Registry in 2004. Its nationwide release in 18 markets in 1992 made it the first film by an African American woman director to receive a national theatrical release. Please come join us for this exceptional evening of cinema.
In addition I'd like to tell you about the upcoming Film Festival:
The 8th Annual
African-American Women in Cinema International Film Festival
October 27th - October 29th , 2005
Lighthouse Theater 111 E. 59th Street, New York NY
for more info check out www.aawic.org
Yours in film,
John Freitas
Film Program Advisor
212-229-8903
PS. Mark your calenders for the next CINEPHILIA event, when we'll screen the science fiction film classic Blade Runner with special guest: Executive Producer and Co-Screenwriter of the film, Hampton Fancher! Friday November 11, 7:00 PM.
Parsons Auditorium, 66 fifth Ave.
Free Admission
Refreshments Served
On Friday, October 21st, CINEPHILIA will screen the critically acclaimed classic independent film, "Daughters of the Dust" by Julie Dash. The film will be introduced by New School faculty member Michelle Materre (a recipient of this year's Distinguished University Teaching Award) , co-founder of KJM3 Entertainment Group, the film marketing and distribution company responsible for the successful theatrical release of the film in 1992. The film won best cinematography at Sundance Film Festival in 1991, and became part of the National Film Registry in 2004. Its nationwide release in 18 markets in 1992 made it the first film by an African American woman director to receive a national theatrical release. Please come join us for this exceptional evening of cinema.
In addition I'd like to tell you about the upcoming Film Festival:
The 8th Annual
African-American Women in Cinema International Film Festival
October 27th - October 29th , 2005
Lighthouse Theater 111 E. 59th Street, New York NY
for more info check out www.aawic.org
Yours in film,
John Freitas
Film Program Advisor
212-229-8903
PS. Mark your calenders for the next CINEPHILIA event, when we'll screen the science fiction film classic Blade Runner with special guest: Executive Producer and Co-Screenwriter of the film, Hampton Fancher! Friday November 11, 7:00 PM.
