Unspooling at the Brooklyn SciFi Film Festival is Robert Mockler’s visually arresting debut feature LIKE ME. 
Followed by an exclusive interview with Larry Fessenden, producers Jenn Wexler and Jessalyn Abbott
and director of photography James Siewert. 

Screening will be available on demand after 6:00 PM ET (view until 2 am),
 TODAY – 9.18.20! 

Go to brooklynscififilmfest.com for the event

For more info, visit Cinematik

September 11, 2020… we invite you to watch a Glass Eye favorite, LIBERTY KID.
Directed by Ilya Chaiken. Starring Al Thompson and Kareem Savinon.
Produced by GEP pals Mike Ryan, Roger Kass and Brent Kunkle.

“Liberty Kid elevates that woeful genre, the 9/11 movie,
by keeping a ‘Wire’-worthy ear to the street talk of south Williamsburg
and maintaining a shrewd balance of the personal and the political…
an uncommonly acute, deftly played drama of the New York working class.”
– THE VILLAGE VOICE

“Chaiken makes us feel for her characters… “Liberty Kid” is a poignant
look at what might be called 9/11′s collateral damage.”
– NEW YORK POST

Now streaming on Tubi

2017, Jeremy Holm cut himself shaving on the set of
Jenn Wexler’s THE RANGER.

In celebration of Glass Eye Pix’s 35th anniversary, the Woodstock Film Festival will present a special tribute at the drive-in, featuring three horror movies from GEP’s extensive back catalogue (BITTER FEAST by Joe Maggio, WENDIGO by Larry Fessenden and STAKE LAND by Jim Mickle), all shot in the Hudson Valley. Fessenden notes, “These thrillers will unspool at a drive-in theater surrounded by the very woods where their stories take place, drenched in country darkness.”

Visit woodstockfilmfestival.org for more info!

On this labor day, Glass Eye Pix salutes
our crew members, the essential workers of film production.