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Friday 12/12 NYC film events: Sisters In Cinema Panel!, Che + Q & A!, Wendy & Lucy + Q & A!




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Fri 12/12, 6 PM

Sisters In Cinema panel (moderated by Indie Film Blogger Road Trip star KJ Mohr!):

"Time and Place
Date:
Friday, December 12, 2008
Time:
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location:
Teachers College, Columbia University
Street:
525 West 120th Street (take the 1 train to 116th Street)
City/Town:
New York, NY

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Phone:
212-864-1760
Email:
info@nyadff.org"
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"A conversation with independent African-American filmmakers whose films enjoyed a theatrical release in the US. Cheryl Dunye, Director -The Watermelon Woman, Leslie Harris, Director -Just another girl on the IRT, Bridget Davis, Director - Naked Acts. Moderated by KJ Mohr, Film & Media Arts Programmer, NATIONAL MUSEUM of WOMEN in the ARTS, Washington DC."


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Fri 12/12, 7 PM

141 West 54th Street
between 6th & 7th Aves

"Q&A
Director Stephen Soderbergh will participate in a Q&A session following the 7pm screening on 12/12."


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Fri 12/12, 8 PM

"Q&A with Michelle Williams and Kelly Reichardt
Friday, December 12, 8:00 show*

*Tickets for Wednesday & Firday's event are available ONLY at the box office in limited numbers on the day of show."


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See ya maybe at one of these events.

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