
Fort Greene, a short film directed by my good buddy Jordan Thomas, is being screened at the 2013 Art of Brooklyn Film Festival on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
The film, which is set in the heart of the rapidly-gentrifying, titular Brooklyn neighborhood, chronicles the events surrounding a mysterious shoplifting incident at a high-end clothing store two doors down from Ralph’s Bodega, the unofficial neighborhood Town Square.
As I missed the initial premiere of Fort Greene a while back, I’m super excited to go to this screening and support Jordan. And as a film nerd, I’m intrigued by The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival, which is now in its third year. The festival prides itself on being the first to showcase emerging filmmakers who are Brooklyn-born, Brooklyn-based, and Brooklyn-centric. “We are as diverse, vital and international as the borough itself,” they say.
In addition to Fort Greene, there will be other films screened, including Clare Kent’s Zoot/Suit, Ian Samuel’s Caterwaul, and Felix van Cleeff’s My Bethesda Angel.
The screening will take place at St. Francis College‘s Founders Hall Theater at 3pm. Tickets are only $10 and you can get them at the following link: http://aobff-shortsblock1.eventbrite.com.
Hope to see everyone there!
Cheers!










