Earlier this month, I attended the Traverse City Film Festival in beautiful Traverse City, Michigan. I spent three days seeing films and taking boat rides on the lake. I also had a bad case of laryngitis so spent the closing festival gala milling around, smiling on occasion, and searching for a cup of tea. Lo […]
The Workers Unite! Film Festival opened with Your Day is My Night at Cinema Village on May 10 and a week later we closed the fest at the Brecht Forum. We were excited to screen the film amongst all of the movies on workers’ rights and unions. Festival director Andrew Tilson noted that he had […]
Our show at Kingsborough Community College on May 6th was amazing. Students from all over the world go to that school and it is a beautiful, large, beachside campus. We all met in Chinatown and took the Q train almost to the end. It’s mostly above ground so you don’t feel too cooped up. I […]
Lynne Sachs (Director), Amanda Katz (Sound Recordist) and Sean Hanley (Cinematographer/Editor) attended the 51st Ann Arbor Film Festival to screen Your Day is My Night on March 23rd. We were honored to screen at “the temple” of independent and experimental filmmaking in the United States. There’s so much to see during the week of the […]
“Your Day is My Night” had its world premiere at the MoMA’s Documentary Fortnight at the end of February. The film screened twice to full houses, with many families, friends and collaborators present. The cast of the film participated in the post-screening Q&A and stole the show with their wit and enthusiasm for the project. […]
Network access control is the act of keeping unauthorized users and devices out of a private network. The act of deny(1) is the result of overriding the authentication method. It’s not a hard thing to do. Remember that Novell as a company is known to have subverted the US system and allow Linux in the […]