Runtime: 1 hour 16 minutes 14 seconds
An encore presentation of one of Nukhufest's most distinctly New York programs.
Seven films travel through Jackson Heights, Bed-Stuy, the Bronx, Brooklyn, New York Fashion Week and an imagined 1960s Harlem while exploring immigration, community, identity, ambition, art, food and connection.
Films:
Half A Life| Directed by Sanjit Majumdar, Ranju Majumdar | 4:18
Stoop Chat with Maani & Mr. Sweat| Directed by Marj Kleinman, Christine Thomas Yoon | 14:09
Fighting Spaces| Directed by Patricio Matos | 16:30
COLOR IS NOT A CRIME - Street Activism in NYC| Directed by Janneke Wade-de Jong | 10:00
Dollar Pizza Documentary| Directed by Travis Wood, Alex Mallis | 7:30
Fabric| Directed by Frank Sun | 14:30
Annabel Lee Blues| Directed by Tatiana Tift | 9:17
Preview the films, watch participating Semi-Finalists and vote before Nukhufest at:
https://nukhu.com/view/0?stack=1
FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE
Marj Kleinman and Christine Thomas-Yoon, co-directors of Stoop Chat with Maani & Mr. Sweat, Tatiana Tift, director of Annabel Lee Blues and Patricio Matos, director of Fighting Spaces, are scheduled to attend the screening and participate in a post-screening filmmaker Q&A.
Nicole Clay, Maani’s mother, will also be in attendance representing Stoop Chat with Maani & Mr. Sweat.