Short Film Program

New York Non-Fiction

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Sat Jun 30 7:45 PM

The Film

I LIVED: Brooklyn - Deborah

Jonathan Nelson, Danielle Andersen | USA | 5 min.

New York City has always been an idiosyncratic mashup of cultures, languages, and people from around the world. And Brooklyn--home to the largest population of New Yorkers--is a place where neighborhoods play out their distinctive identities through their residents, brand new and multi-generational alike.

I LIVED: Brooklyn, a new short-form documentary series, is an unrestricted lens into the dynamic life of those neighborhoods as experienced by those who know the streets personally. From a lifelong resident to a first-wave gentrifier, from a fifteen-year-old girl to a man who spent over fifteen years behind bars--I LIVED: Brooklyn rejects stereotypes and refuses to rely on clichés. It has no loaded agenda, but rather a clear goal: beautify life in Brooklyn, build an understanding of the intricacies of identity in the borough's neighborhoods, and tell human stories that have importance to us all.

Event Details

7:45 PM
Doors Open
8:30 PM
Live Music
9:00 PM
Films Begin
10:30 PM
Q&A
10:45 PM
After-Party sponsored by Corona Extra, Ketel One Family Made Vodka and Fever-Tree Tonic
No refunds. In the event of rain, show will be rescheduled. No outside alcohol is permitted.

Venue

Green-Wood Cemetery

500 25th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232

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