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At RIIFF, Lunar Sway Turns Mooncrest Into a Place Worth Getting Lost In - Hey Rhody Media Co. (opens the original)
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The moon may have been a waning crescent in early August in Providence, but the Apple Theater was under the spell of Lunar Sway, the new film written and directed by Nick Butler that screened as part of the 44th annual Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF). Lunar Sway follows Cliff (Noah Parker), a young man living in the town of Mooncrest processing a break-up with his painter ex-boyfriend (Kaden Connors) when Marg (Liza Weil) arrives at a yard sale with a note saying she’s
Bottled Up Finds Big Laughs Close to Home at RIIFF - Hey Rhody Media Co. (opens the original)
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After years of Rhode Island moviegoers hearing characters talk about traffic jams on Sunset and flights leaving JFK, the audience at RIIFF’s Friday night’s screening of Bottled Up cheered for mentions of Wickenden Street, Wayland Square, and Barrington. Written, directed, and starring Victor Pigasse, the film had its world premiere at Providence’s Avon Cinema as part of the 44th annual Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF). Pigasse plays Simon, a charming if slightly immatur
RIIFF Films Examine What Happens When History Is Frozen in a Frame - Hey Rhody Media Co. (opens the original)
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“Is dreaming of yesterday enough to understand today?” This was the structuring question for the Providence Apple Cinemas’ programming of the Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF), as voiced in Fading Tales, a strikingly photographed short film directed by Yernur Bashpay that combines Kazakhstan’s past and present through avant garde filmmaking techniques. Basphay mixes digital and film photography to capture a series of moments, some highly choreographed, others more naturalistic, of
Dutch Filmmakers Find Common Ground at Providenceâs RIIFF - Hey Rhody Media Co. (opens the original)
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A little piece of the Netherlands arrived at the Providence Place Mall Saturday night when a double feature of Dutch films played at Providenceâs Apple Cinema through the 44th annual Flickersâ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF). Following a lively pre-reception held in collaboration with Dutch Culture USA, audiences enjoyed a short film in German and a feature film in Dutch, both by filmmakers from the Netherlands who participated in a Q&A session after the screening. Fanny, a
Flickersâ RIIFF Opening Night Put the World on Screen at PPAC - Hey Rhody Media Co. (opens the original)
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On August 4th, the Providence Performing Arts Center saw the opening night presentation of the annual Flickersâ Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF). Filmmakers and film lovers alike gathered to connect, take photos on the red carpet, and enjoy a line-up of short films featuring global and premiere selections. With over 7,000 submissions to the festival, narrowing down the selection to just 278 final films, nine of which played last night, was a daunting task, but one that Shawn Qu
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