Next Los Angeles Event: Thur. May 28th. 7pm. LA LIVE Regal Cinemas
The FEEDBACK Monthly Film Festival coming to Los Angeles.. Our LA home is Regal L.A. LIVE Cinemas, located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles (beside the Staples Center) at 1000 W Olympic Blvd.. The event runs from 7pm to 9:10pm.
Showcasing the best of short films from around the world, while maintaining our audience feedback format moderated by Rachel Elder.
Tickets are FREE or PAY WHAT YOU LIKE. Reserve your tickets online.
If you like to obtain seats in advance and pick them up on the day of the event (come for FREE, or make a donation), please email us at festival@lafeedbackfilmfestival.com and we’ll reserve seats for you.
You can always make a tiny donation to the festival to guarantee your seats on the next and skip the lines:
Here is the full program of films. Festival starts at 7pm sharp!
FIRST ACT PROGRAM
MARIANNE, 3min., Mexico, DanceDirected by Eduardo De la cerda
Diving in the dark cenotes of Mexico can be a great experience for some, the connection with the magic of the Mayan jungle is felt at all times within these caves. Beauty can be bizzarre.
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NEW LIFE, 3min., France, DanceDirected by Chris Garcia
After a meeting that changed her life, she will try to rebuild herself through dance, the re-appropriation of her body and feminity that will give her the strength to overcome this aggression.
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TEARS, 4min., USA, DanceDirected by Jonathan Nelson
An original dance performance based on a poem by Walt Whitman.
Performed by Chalvar Monteiro
Produced by Max Rothman & JY Chun
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BRETON AFTERNOON, 7min., USA, DanceDirected by Katie Sadler
An improvised dance performance based on a poem by Ernest Christopher Dowson.
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BAD FEELING, 4min., French Polynesia, DanceDirected by Nyko PK16
A couple of young Polynesian dancers share a dance in Paris, maybe for the last time …
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THE EMBRACE OF THE VALKRIES, 17min., Canada, DanceDirected by Alan Lake
Through Scrape The Twilight, Alan Lake continues the symbolist epic begun with The film Ravages. In a variation of solos thought for his long-time collaborators, he advances not on his intimate territories, but on those of the interpreters. The piece shows a series of portraits revealing the moving layers of their interior landscapes, and this, in a multidisciplinary approach that combines dance, visual arts and cinema. These stories and fantasies are magnified beyond human experience, contributing to the enrichment of Lake’s own language and mythology.
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