Designed Reminiscence Vol.2

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Designed Reminiscence Vol.2 is the second event in a larger screening series that explores concepts of family, home and memory. These particular words evoke a different meaning in each individual, however they also remain an intimate reality of our collective conscioussness. By focusing on these essential components of the human experience, Designed Reminiscence hopes to highlight a common experiential thread while celebrating the unique personal vision of each filmmaker.

Designed Reminiscence will take place in Brooklyn, New York. The screening date is yet to be determined, but the event will likely take place in May (of this year).

Films must be under 20 minutes and relate to the themes mentioned above. All formats will be accepted.

To submit your film, please send an email to [email protected]. Be sure to include the following information:

  • Title of film and date of completion
  • Short description of work
  • Name and bio of filmmaker
  • An active link to your film
  • A link to your personal website

Alex Faoro - Programmer and Director of Al's Cinematheque

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Wednesday, May 1, 2019 (All day)

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