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“Let Me Sing: the Story of Bobby Byrne,” a 55-minute documentary to screen at the Garden State Film Festival in Asbury Park on March 27th 12-2PM.
“Let Me Sing” tells the story of a NJ-based 67-year-old musician, singer, joke-teller and pied piper, offering an intimate and often humorous portrait of a man whose uncompromising dedication to his fans reveals the significance of his work as an entertainer.
“Et Cetera / Rewind with Elvis” is a new radio show on WHCS every monday from 5PM to 6PM (de 23h a minuit en France) : http://whcs.hunter.cuny.edu/ . On the show we’ll explore forgotten musical genres and artists, but also give a chance to new bands to be heard. Join me tomorrow for a show about alternative rock and new wave.
Time:5PM- 6PM Monday, March 8th
Listen live:WHCS : http://whcs.hunter.cuny.edu/
Andres Otero’s documentary short Leaving Ground Zero is up for competition on PBS’s reel13. Starting Sunday March 7th, the film about a New York City photojournalist who survived 9/11, will be competing with other two films for a chance to screen on National Television.
About the documentary: After almost getting killed by the collapsing towers on 9/11, photojournalist Thomas Monaster suffered from post-traumatic stress syndrome. This video portrays how he eventually discovered a way to recovery.
To vote for his film: http://www.thirteen.org/sites/reel13/category/vote/#
View trailer on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyTeLXijJrg