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Cookies & Cream at the Sexy International Film Festival - Sat Nov. 22 - NYC


Until I got the invite from the people who made the new feature Cookies & Cream, I never know there was a fest called the Sexy International Film Festival. So I am going - really, how can you turn down an invitation to an event called Cookies & Cream at the Sexy Int'l Film Fest :) More info. below, come check out the fest this coming weekend:

First, Sexy IFF (I almost typed SIFF - but didn't want people to confuse this fest w/ Seattle Int'l) on Facebook. The fest happens on 11/21 Fri (shorts), & 11/22 Sat (Cookies & Cream - feature).

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Sexy International Film Festival
Time and Place
Start Time:

Friday, November 21, 2008 at 7:00pm
End Time:
Saturday, November 22, 2008 at 9:00pm
Location:
Helen Mills Theatre
Street:
137-139 West 26th Street
City/Town:
New York, NY

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21st of November 7pm

Tickets available at door or email info@sexyfilmfest.com to pre book.

JE TE LOVE Canada 9 mins Canada

FROM HERE TO MATERNITY Australia 3 mins Dir. Bill Flowers, Tom & Shannon Priestley

RING-AROUND-A-ROSIE Australia 8 mins Dir. Larelle Bossi

BETWEEN THE SHEETS USA 5 mins Dir. Katrine Burkitt

SEXY CRIMES: MAID TO ORDER Australia 5 mins Dir. Jean-Luc Syndikas

PUNCH France 10 mins Sotiris Dounoukos

CHANNELING Australia 7 mins Dir. Dave Wade

THE CURE USA 7 mins Dir. Ryan Jafri

WOODEN HEART Australia 18 mins Dir. Jason Turley

THE GIRL IN THE MOON Australia 14 mins Dir. Althea Jones

22nd of November 7pm

COOKIES & CREAM+ Q&A with Director Princeton Holt & cast

Exclusive Sneak Preview!!

For more about the movie Cookies & Cream, go here. Here's a little about the movie from its site:

"Cookies & Cream is a character piece that centers on Carmen (Jace Nicole), a racially mixed single mother, who maintains an adult entertainment job in order to take care of her daughter and herself. Carmen longs for the same loving relationship that her roommate Jodie (Naama Kates), who has the same job, shares with her steady boyfriend. She sets out on a short series of relationships, including a musician (Ardie Fuqua) and a teacher (Brian Ackley), while seeking a man who isn’t aware of what she does for a living, in hopes that someone will eventually love her for who she is, and not for what she does for a living. This tastefully told tale of new age dating and unbreakable career ambition, is told through the eyes of an independent woman trying to find the strength to continue on through the toughest of circumstances."

More here. And here's a teaser trailer for the flick:


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