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Sunday, March 16, at Cinema Village
Sunday, March 16, at Cinema Village
10:30 AM AFTER: Poetry Destroys Silence, Richard Kroehling
12:10 PM Lady Parts, Nancy Boyd
02:10 PM Widowbird, Yoni Benyamini, Miki Benyamini
04:00 PM Block of Armenian Shorts
Say My Name, Mariam Meliksetyan
Endless Exile, Mano Baghjajian
Women in Armenian Cinema, Mariam Ohanyan
05:30 PM Labyrinth, Mikayel Dovlatyan
07:20 PM To Love a Narcissist, Raffaello Degruttola
09:20 PM Beyond the Berlin Wall – Reports from Stasi Prisoners, Abhiroop Banerjee, Berglind Sóley Elstermann Jansdóttir, Marcela Faganello Galluzzi, Matthias Leupold
AFTER: Poetry Destroys Silence AFTER: Poetry Destroys Silence

AFTER: Poetry Destroys Silence

A deep dive into the creative responsibility of writers when faced with catastrophe and genocide. Do they bury their heads in the sand or reach out to the world with their creative gift? The actors and poets include Melissa Leo in a scene performing a poem, Lost Photo. Leo won an Academy Award, Primetime Emmy and the Sundance Independent Spirit Award. Géza Röhrig (Academy Award winning film, Son of Saul, currently starring in Terrence Malick’s latest film as Jesus Christ.) Director/Producer Richard Kroehling (Einstein: How I See the World with William Hurt) is a two-time Emmy Award winner.
2 minutes
Lady Parts Lady Parts

Lady Parts

On the verge of finally breaking into her dream career in Los Angeles, Paige (in a hilariously deadpan performance by Valentina Tammaro) is forced to put everything on hold, move back in with her parents, and undergo a vulvar vestibulectomy, in order to alleviate years of vaginal pain. Paige’s excruciating and hilarious road to recovery makes the health and wellbeing of her lady parts a family affair, as her loving but over-enthusiastic parents learn that saying “vagina” loud and proud is the first step to advocating for women’s health. Based on writer/executive producer Bonnie Gross’s true story, Gross and director Nancy Boyd both pull from their own, horrifically cringe-worthy experiences with vaginal pain and the difficulties women face receiving treatment. Lady Parts is heartfelt, laugh-out-loud funny, and brutally honest, offering audiences a glimpse into an experience many women face, but few talk about, either on or offscreen.
99 minutes Due to geographic restrictions, this content is available only in New York.
Widowbird Widowbird

Widowbird

Political reporter Talia Brin weathers the storm as she travels from New York to New Hampshire, where she is set to interview Presidential Candidate Jefferson Wyckoff. Out on the campaign trail, Talia is flooded with memories of her recently deceased mother. Driving through the fog of grief, Talia is confronted with the mysterious disappearance of Eleanor, a young woman who might be connected to the politician she is set to interview. Talia seeks justice for Eleanor and peace for herself, as she drives North through dark roads.
85 minutes
Say My Name Say My Name

Say My Name

People from different ethnic backgrounds with "difficult" names by Western standards share their experience with moving through the world with an identity that challenges others to simply just say their name—a meditation on identity, otherness, assimilation, community, and ancestral roots.
21 minutes
Endless Exile Endless Exile

Endless Exile

Two Armenian women on opposite sides of the world tell their family stories to bring to light the past and present persecution of the Armenian people
21 minutes
Women in Armenian Cinema Women in Armenian Cinema

Women in Armenian Cinema

Dedicated to the 100-year history of Armenian cinema, the film highlights the names of forgotten Armenian women directors who were active during the Soviet Era, and presents new movies made during the years of independence.
32 minutes
Labyrinth Labyrinth

Labyrinth

"The world has gone to pieces. An endless nightmare has swept through the whole town. Existence no longer follows the rhythm of time. Terror is omnipresent, like background noise. Andreas tries to face the loss of his foundations. What can any possible salvation be like? Starring Serge Avedikian, Nora Armani and Frounze Dovlatyan.
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3 minutes Due to geographic restrictions, this content is not available in United States, Armenia, France, Canada, and Australia.
To Love a Narcissist To Love a Narcissist

To Love a Narcissist

After the collapse of her marriage, Charlotte delves into the uncertain world of online dating, where trust becomes a weapon in a dangerous game. Through her eyes, we witness a delicate interplay of manipulation and desire, as an insidious bond forms, blurring the lines between victim and perpetrator. Vulnerability and control shift subtly, exposing layers of deception that challenge the very concept of trust. As her relationship with Roberto unravels, her past takes on new meaning, forcing her to confront unsettling patterns.
101 minutes
Beyond the Berlin Wall – Reports from Stasi Prisoners Beyond the Berlin Wall – Reports from Stasi Prisoners

Beyond the Berlin Wall – Reports from Stasi Prisoners

Thirty-five years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, three former political prisoners recall their moments of violation and humiliation in the clutches of state security in East Berlin. This documentary offers an insight into their experiences of this period in and out of prison, from a historical and personal point of view. The stories of Edda Schönherz, a former TV news presenter, Hans-Joachim (Akki) Lietsche, a former window dresser, and Matthias Leupold, a fashion magazine driver at the time, will make you reflect not only about the past but also about the present.
61 minutes

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