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On Dec. 28th, DUMBO Film is joining with multi-media journalism site NARRATIVELY (http://narrative.ly/) to present salacious and true stories from our own backyard. Taking place in DUMBOs intimate Rerun theatre, where the alcohol flows and the snacks are gourmet, a filmmaker and a journalist are coming together to paint a portrait of hidden New York.
The evening is a screening and conversation with filmmaker Eddie Rosenstein and journalist Noah Rosenberg; both have devoted their careers to penetrating and untold stories about New York. During the 2 hour conversation, documentary filmmaker Eddie Rosenstein will present clips from his award winning film SANDHOGS about NY's underground tunnel workers.. Noah will be showing works from his site Narratively, a platform for original, true, and in-depth stories about the daring and peculiar denizens of New York. Both will discuss their craft with the community in an effort to share their knowledge and open a conversation about non-fiction storytelling.
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DUMBO Film Salon
Friday, December 28th, 2012
6:45pm – 9:00pm | FREE!
On Dec. 28th, DUMBO Film is joining with multi-media journalism site NARRATIVELY (http://narrative.ly/) to present salacious and true stories from our own backyard. Taking place in DUMBOs intimate Rerun theatre, where the alcohol flows and the snacks are gourmet, a filmmaker and a journalist are coming together to paint a portrait of hidden New York.The evening is a screening and conversation with filmmaker Eddie Rosenstein and journalist Noah Rosenberg; both have devoted their careers to penetrating and untold stories about New York. During the 2 hour conversation, documentary filmmaker Eddie Rosenstein will present clips from his award winning film SANDHOGS about NY's underground tunnel workers.. Noah will be showing works from his site Narratively, a platform for original, true, and in-depth stories about the daring and peculiar denizens of New York. Both will discuss their craft with the community in an effort to share their knowledge and open a conversation about non-fiction storytelling.
