Proud Pappy Dept: Jack Fessenden hosts cast and crew screening of his debut feature
STRAY BULLETS on Wednesday night at the IFC Center, NYC.
Cast and Crew gather for a photo after the event.

Delve into the mind of an individual who is pissed off at the hubris of humanity.
Check out the many ecologically-themed works of Larry Fessenden.

art by Justin Miller

Reichardt recently premiered her latest film, Certain Women, at Sundance, where it was picked up by IFC for U.S. distribution and Sony for worldwide release. It reunites her with Williams and also features Laura Dern and Kristen Stewart. The director has done well for herself and grown much since she made River of Grass. 

She expresses a sort of mixed nostalgia of the restoration of her first film, finally admitting the best part about it may be its documentation of a North Miami that no longer exists. 

“Larry Fessenden and I did a commentary on the DVD,” she says, “and we watched it without sound, and I still haven’t seen it with sound, but it did seem like such a lifetime ago. We had such bad memories. We were like those two old Muppet guys in the balcony: ‘What did we do? We did what?’ And I think there are still parts of Miami that probably don’t exist anymore, so that part of it is interesting.”

Glass Eye’s short film ‘The Past Inside The Present’ plays at the 2016 Florida Film Festival.
Writer/Director James Siewert and producer Chris Skotchdopole attend.

Chris Skotchdopole (left) and James Siewert (right)

James Siewert talks ‘The Past Inside The Present’