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Maysles Institute After School Program for Teen Filmmakers Debuts Documentary
Please join us for a fun-filled evening of short documentary films produced by young people from the wider Harlem community that reveal a much-needed perspective on the recession, pest control, gender identity, fashion subcultures, the arts and the urban outdoors. Preceded by a reception and followed by Q&A's with the filmmakers.
Throughout the school year young people from the wider Harlem community gather to produce short documentaries that reinterpret and challenge notions of self-awareness, community, and power. We strive to bridge the film experience between theory, analysis and practice.
Suggested donation $5
Reception at 6pm
Films at 7pm:
DANIEL Produced by Roxanne Mauras and L'Eunice Faust Synopsis: A short documentary film that explores the daily challenges of an openly gay, 16 year-old Jewish teen as he navigates through school and personal relationships. RT: 8 minutes
THREE DOLLARS OUTTA FIFTEEN CENTS Produced by Samantha Ramos Synopsis: An introspective look at the hustle and bustle of teenagers coping with an economic recession that leaves them with little or no disposable income. RT: 4 minutes
SAGOMATIC Produced by Alejandro Rosario Synopsis: Have you ever cringed at the sight of a teenager with saggy pants? This short documentary film explores the root causes of this fashion subculture through interviews with teen and adult saggers, teachers, parents, the fashion industry and the New York City community at large. RT: 9 minutes
BOOKER T Produced by Brittney Lopez Synopsis: A shot documentary film that delves into the artistic lives of two high school performance artists and the teacher that helps them sustain their passion. RT: 8 minutes
PARKOUR Produced by Keionn Ausby Synopsis: From the urban streets of France comes an innovative outdoor sport that is slowly capturing the imagination of inner city teens in New York City. Experience parkour through the eyes of a14 year-old enthusiast from the South Bronx. RT: 3 minutes
RATS! Produced by Hatuey Rodriguez Synopsis: Rodents and mice are an all too familiar relative of most New Yorkers. Hate them or love them, they are here to stay and will probably outlive us as a whole. What is left for us to do but create a short, experimental film on their existence? RT: 3 minutes
LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX Produced by Nataja Flood Synopsis: The formative years for teens are filled with daunting challenges. Amidst pressure to excel in school and stay out of trouble, many of them begin to explore their bodies and urges. This short documentary film surveys the present day attitudes of teens and adults on sex and abstinence. RT: 6 minutes.
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LocationMaysles Cinema
343 Lenox Ave.
New York, NY 10027
United States
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