Thank you Holy Trinity Church and John Beddingfield for a wonderful evening as we screened Francis of Brooklyn at the church’s neighborhood center fundraiser on the eve of The Feast of Saint Francis and Blessing of the Animals.
The Holy Trinity Neighborhood Center serves our hungry, homeless, and less fortunate neighbors through direct outreach and interactions on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York.
For more information, to donate or learn how to get involved, follow the link below.
www.holytrinity-nyc.org
FRANCIS OF BROOKLYN headlines a fundraiser* for The Church of The Holy Trinity‘s Neighborhood Center Saturday, October 1, 2016, starting at 6PM, at Draesel Hall at The Church of the Holy Trinity, 316 E 88th St, NY, NY 10128.
All are welcome to join us. The event is free to the public. The Neighborhood Center serves our hungry, homeless, and less fortunate neighbors through direct outreach and interactions on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York.
*Donations are accepted, including ‘a gently used winter coat, $$, or your presence’.
FRANCIS OF BROOKLYN: In an update of the St. Francis story, a traumatized veteran’s vision of Jesus leads him to renounce everything he owns and join a fraternity of oddball eccentrics in gospel poverty and homelessness on the streets of Brooklyn
Big Sky country! Our fall calendar begins in Missoula with a special event screening at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. One week from today + with director Vanessa Gould in person. Co-sponsored by the Montana Book Festival.
Info ➝ http://www.bigskyfilmfest.org/film-series/films/obit
“A warm, insightful and perfectly human film” – STUFF NZ
OBIT starts its FALL FESTIVAL TOUR on SEPT 21!
We’ll be announcing more dates in the weeks ahead – info & links at www.obitdoc.com
Francis of Brooklyn headlines a fundraiser for the Church of the Holy Trinity’s Neighborhood Center Saturday, October 1, 2016, starting at 6PM, at 316 E 88th St., NY, NY 10128
‘The Holy Trinity Neighborhood Center serves our hungry, homeless, and less fortunate neighbors through direct outreach and interactions on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. The Neighborhood Center runs four major community outreach programs: Neighborhood Saturday Supper, the Shelter, Senior Lunch, and the Thanksgiving Project.’
Donations are accepted, including ‘a gently used winter coat, $$, or your presence’.
htncnyc.org
We are so excited to announce that Out of My Hand will be released on iTunes in US and Canada on 7/25!
outofmyhand.com
This Thursday is your chance to see 5-time Tribeca sell-out OBIT at Nitehawk Cinema (link). Director Vanessa Gould and special guest in attendance for a Q&A.
Credit Green Fuse Films
In this piece, New York Times reporter Margalit Fox, explains how a feature-length documentary about The Times’s obituaries desk came to be.
“[Director Vanessa Gould’s] concerns as a documentarian center on the life of the mind, the making of art and the painstaking process by which the two can be combined. “
“Obituary writers traffic in the macabre, but Vanessa Gould’s charming documentary about The New York Times’ scribes proves they are far more than their downbeat reputations imply.” – The Huffington Post
TWO MORE DAYS until Obit hits the big screen at Tribeca. There are a few tickets left → http://buff.ly/1SNJ8Vq
OBIT will have its world premiere April 17th at the Tribeca Film Festival!
“Within the storied walls of The New York Times, a team of writers is entrusted with reflecting upon the lives of luminaries, icons, and world leaders of our day. Often hours before newspaper hits doorstep—and the world’s eyes devour words marking the end of a momentous life–endless detail is gathered and impossible choices must be made.”
TICKETS NOW ON SALE! → http://bit.ly/Obit-TFF
