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NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) Film Festival - June 29th, 2019
By: NewFilmmakers LA | June 18, 2019
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Enjoy great films and an open bar at the NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) Film Festival on Saturday, June 29th!
NFMLA spotlights LGBTQ+ stories, including the world premiere of director Andrew Guerrero's first feature film, Come Into Your Own.
The night begins with shorts program "Make Your Own Magic," a collection of stories about magic in various forms and creating ones' own solutions through determination, from literal magic to healing from mental illness to trying to create a small piece of a long lost better world for a child.
The evening continues with feature film Come Into Your Own, a first feature by filmmaker Andrew Guerrero and a part of InFocus: LGBTQ+ Cinema, which tells a story of the complicated ways that sexual identity can shift and the meaning attached to those shifts.
The night concludes with shorts program InFocus: LGBTQ+ Cinema, which takes viewers through a range of queer experiences through metaphor, genre, comedy and unflinching drama. Included are stories of familial acceptance, transition and finding oneself.
Tickets are $10 for single film programs and $15 for all film programs with open bar!
More event info and tickets here: http://bit.ly/2JP4f0X
NFMLA spotlights LGBTQ+ stories, including the world premiere of director Andrew Guerrero's first feature film, Come Into Your Own.
The night begins with shorts program "Make Your Own Magic," a collection of stories about magic in various forms and creating ones' own solutions through determination, from literal magic to healing from mental illness to trying to create a small piece of a long lost better world for a child.
The evening continues with feature film Come Into Your Own, a first feature by filmmaker Andrew Guerrero and a part of InFocus: LGBTQ+ Cinema, which tells a story of the complicated ways that sexual identity can shift and the meaning attached to those shifts.
The night concludes with shorts program InFocus: LGBTQ+ Cinema, which takes viewers through a range of queer experiences through metaphor, genre, comedy and unflinching drama. Included are stories of familial acceptance, transition and finding oneself.
Tickets are $10 for single film programs and $15 for all film programs with open bar!
More event info and tickets here: http://bit.ly/2JP4f0X
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