STF announces new details for Ross McElwee, THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE and THE COVE
- by Thom Powers, January 18, 2010
Recent winners at the Cinema Eye Honors, THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE (Audience Prize) and THE COVE (Best Feature, Cinematography, Production) have been added to the STF winter season for February. Director R.J. Cutler and Vogue creative director Grace Coddington will take part in a Q&A for THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE on Wednesday, Feb 3; and director Louis Psihoyos will appear for THE COVE on Monday, Feb 8.
In other news, STF has announced titles for the Tuesday, Feb 2 event “A Night with Ross McElwee.” The director of SHERMAN’S MARCH, who was honored last week with the Cinema Eye Legacy Award, will present two early short works CHARLEEN (1977) and BACKYARD (1984). The double bill runs roughly 1 hour 20 minutes, followed by a Q&A with McElwee.
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