Meet Goddess Alexandra Snow and learn what it takes to stay on top in the world of FemDom. Follow along as we get a behind-the-scenes look into the niche community of female fetish porn creators. See the documentary film “A Wicked Eden” on Documentary Day on September 25 @ 4:45PM at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Follow Rohini Chandra as she explores the homeland of her parents through a travelers perspective, inviting us on an adventure to explore both the rustic and new India through fresh eyes. See the documentary film “This Beautiful Journey” on Documentary Day – September 25 @ 2:25PM at Cinema Village as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
It’s an all-or-nothing dynamic when a contemporary relationship ends. “Stay (Ver Her)” is a love story about sharing, taking, losing, wanting and not wanting one another. See the 21 minute short film from the Faroe Islands on Friday September 24 @ 9:15 PM at Cinema Village as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Provoked by their own experiences being incriminated on the basis of their race, a team of students from high schools across New York City set forth on an investigation into the roots of racial profiling in the police force. See the short Documentary “Cops Are(n’t) Colorblind: Changing the NYPD from the Inside and Out” on September 25 @9:30PM and September 28 @3:10PM as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
When plagued by insecurity the desire for love can turn into desperation, leading us to doubt those we hold dear. See the drama “Touch” on Tuesday September 28 @ 8:30 PM at Cinema Village as part of New York City’s 10th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
To celebrate sometimes means to celebrate right in the face of oppression. See the NYC Premiere of Iara Lee’s newest documentary “Wantoks: Dance of Resilience in Melanesia” on Tuesday February 25 @ 7:45 PM at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 9th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Feature film “Alex’s Strip (La Cinta De Alex)” is a thrilling drama that tackles terrorism, global commerce, and the struggles of citizens of the world who belong everywhere and nowhere. See the US Premiere on Saturday Feb 22 @9:15pm at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 9th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Sophie and Clement Guerra share their remarkable story behind making “The Condor and The Eagle”. See the feature documentary on Saturday Feb 22, 2020 @ 6:30 PM at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 9th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Lead actress Kimberley Datnow channels aspects of her own life story into Henrietta, a fashionable, 20-something standup comedian who is struggling to come to terms with her father’s death in the feature comedy “Daddy Issues”
Suicide isn’t an open and shut case in “A Bitter Reckoning”. When Sheriff Rodgers returns with more questions, it becomes obvious that the suicide of Lester’s father may not be so straightforward. How do you handle it when your aging parents start to fail? Is it wrong to help them when they are ready to be done?
See “A Bitter Reckoning” on February 20, 2019 @ 7:45 pm at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 8th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival. Winter Film Awards’ Walter Howard recently spoke with director Albert Fry Jr. about the film.
Life and art overlap when creating a film about pregnancy in your own Brooklyn apartment while you are actually pregnant with your first child. A Scientist’s Guide to Living and Dying shows a uniquely personal exploration of fear, hope, love and the meaning of life and death. See the New York City premiere of “A Scientist’s Guide to Living and Dying” on February 21, 2019 @ 7:45 pm at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 8th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival.
Sarah Deakins beautiful new short film “Yellow” is the story of connections among strangers; we effect and ripple through each others’ lives whether we are aware of it or not. Ten characters each experience a crossroads in their lives on a seemingly ordinary afternoon in an art gallery. See the New York City premiere of “Yellow” on February 21, 2019 @ 7:45 pm at Cinema Village (22 East 12th Street) as part of New York City’s 8th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival. Winter Film Awards Olivia Butler recently spoke with Sarah about the film.
In her directorial debut, « a land shaped by women », Anne-Flore Marxer collaborates with fellow professional snowboarder Aline Bock to spotlight the leadership and success Iceland’s women have enjoyed in the progress toward gender equality. Exploring breathtaking Iceland in a van and on their snowboards, the snowboarding world champions…
Frey Forde and Catherine Dee Holly breathe life into indie film “Pop-Pop is Dead”, an hour-long indie comedy film set for its New York City premiere at the 8th Annual Winter Film Awards International Film Festival on Tuesday February 19, in the last block of movies from 7:45-10:45 at Cinema Village Theater at East 12 Street.
Eleven Jewish bikers traveled from Israel to Germany for a dual cause: carry the torch for the European Jewish (Maccabi) Olympics opening ceremony and remember the Holocaust through personal stories. Catherine Lurie, the director of the feature-length documentary Back to Berlin, explained in an interview to the journalist Despina Afentouli…
