Where:
West Newton Cinema
1296 Washington Street
West Newton, Massachusetts 02465
Admission:
$15-90
Categories:
Art, Movies
Event website:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spotlight-newton-filmmakers-tickets-1011345500617?aff=oddtdtcreator
Greater Boston is home to an extraordinary film community, with a particularly renowned history in independent documentary.
Spotlight Newton: Filmmakers showcases films (mostly documentary with a few narrative shorts) by some of Boston's best, who also happen to live or have lived in Newton. All film screenings donated by participating filmmakers with funds to benefit the West Newton Cinema Foundation.
Newton is a vibrant, creative city, and Spotlight: Newton Filmmakers aims to highlight the cinematic works— from experimental fiction to hard-hitting documentaries— produced by those in our community.
During this multi-day event from September 26-29th, West Newton Cinema will show features and short films by filmmakers from or living in Newton. After each screening, the filmmakers, producers, or subjects of each film will speak about their work and be open for a Q&A!
On Saturday evening, the Cinema will host a reception with light eats and a cash bar. Come to gather together and enjoy interesting conversation!
On our Eventbrite page, you can purchase:
Your participation in this event supports our efforts to preserve this beloved local theater. We hope to see you there!
Schedule
Thursday
6:00pm- Short Films
Dog Days, Repetition Compulsion (directed by Ellie Lee)
Exit Interview, The Attic (directed by Linda Goetz)
Seduction Theory (directed by Steve Ascher and Jeanne Jordan)
7:45pm- So Much So Fast (directed by Steve Ascher)
Friday
6:00pm- Rebel (directed by Maria Agui Carter)
7:45pm- Out of Sight (directed by David Sutherland)
Saturday
1:00pm- The Gate of Heavenly Peace (directed by Richard Gordon and Carma Hinton)
5:00pm- Reception
7:00pm- Bonnie Blue (directed by Bestor Cram and Executive Produced by Judy Laster)
Sunday
1:30pm-
Wild Innovators: Rooted in Justice (directed by Maria Agui Carter)
A Reckoning in Boston (directed by James Rutenbeck)
4:00pm-
A Father's Kaddish (directed by Jen Kaplan)
Why We Dance (directed by Michal Goldman) ---A Sneak Preview---
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