Robert Downey Sr’s first feature film (1964). Taylor Mead plays the president of the United Status, who, when he isn’t at the White House-a dilapidated Victorian-conducts his top-secret affairs on a deserted beach. Title: Babo 73  Venue: PafA Director: Robert Downey Sr.  Date: June 27th Genre:  Drama  Show Time: 7:00 pm TRT: 57 min  Directions: […]

  ‘Stryngs’ is a fantastical tale of life and death as seem through the eyes of Ambrosio the Great, an aging puppeteer! Ambrosio the Great is near death. His beautiful puppet show is ignored by the village children and his body aches more and more each day. In his fading moments on Earth, he tries

East Coast Premier. There have been few artists who have changed our perception of reality, and even less who have changed the world, this story is about neither. J.C., an opportunist art manager hires a video crew to follow his client Clark, an eccentric artist. Through exploring the art process rather than the end product,

What do you do if you just graduated college? Well, most people would say it’s time to get a job. But in a country where more than half of recent college graduates are unemployed, it’s more likely that the end of college means moving back in with your parents… Join Samantha Phelps on her journey

Screening: Bryn Mawr Film Institute. Saturday June 29th, 1:00pm. TRT: 94min (Argentina, Korea) Purchase Tickets here In 1989, budding filmmaker Jose Luis Garcia unexpectedly replaced his brother in the Argentine delegation to the World Youth and Students Festival, a political event sponsored by the USSR and held in North Korea, just three weeks after the

Flying Paper, Directed by Nitin Sawhney and Roger Hill is an uplifting story of Palestinian youth in the Gaza Strip on a quest to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most kites ever flown. A film co-produced with young filmmakers in Gaza. Awarded a  National Geographic All Roads Seed grant. This feature-length documentary film