CUNY-Wide Gaming Convention
April 5th | 5-10PM | HN 4th/5th fl.

Powered by the Hunter College Department of Film & Media, G FUEL, Republic of Gamers, and Tespa.

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IMA student Marine Brun-Franzetti’s short film The Revolution Of Plastic was screened at the Lee Strasberg Film Festival. Her film won Best Screenplay Award, and Lois received the Honorable Mention for her performance.

The fiction film The Revolution Of Plastic is a direct polemic concerning the overconsumption of plastic in our everyday lives. This is the story of Leo, a ten year-old girl who rebels against her father Mister Risso, the Manager of Detergents at Willy Supermarket. Her hope: save her friends the dolphins from plastic in oceans.

Doumentary filmmaker David Pavlosky reflects on his dedication to subjects like LGBTQ rights, religion, homophobia, and politics. His first documentary “Don’t Bring Scott,” describes the challenge of his religious parents accepting his male partner as a family member. “PUZZLES: When Hate Came to Town” explores the damaging effects of a Neo-Nazi hate crime carried out in a New Bedford, Massachusetts gay bar. In his last work “Stand Up, Stand Out,” David tells the unique story of activism that took place in San Francisco during the burgeoning Gay Liberation Movement of the 1970s when a group of teachers opened a gay and lesbian comedy club that flourished in, of all places, an old mortuary.

The interview streams alongside “Stand Up, Stand Out (short version)” Directed by David Pavlosky.