Английская Википедия:Film Crash
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Film Crash is a California-based annual film festival and screenplay competition, programming independent, animated, experimental, low-budget and underground films. The programmers award prizes.[1]
History
In 1985 film director Matthew Harrison launched a floating film screening series in the East Village, Manhattan, adopting the name Film Crash and its associated logo in early 1988. He was joined later that year by film directors Karl Nussbaum and Scott Saunders.[2]
Expansion
Film Crash grew, playing in venues such as 124 Ridge Street Gallery, Performance Space 122, R.A.P.P. Arts Center, Angelika Film Center,[3] Shooting Gallery, São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound, Hirshhorn Museum in Washington D.C. and Heliotrope Theater in Los Angeles.[4] In 2014 Film Crash was held in Mid-City, Los Angeles on October 22.[5][1] In 2015 a Screenplay Competition component was added to Film Crash. The 2023 Film Crash festival and screenplay competition was held at the Laemmle Royal Theatre in West Los Angeles on October 14.
Theater collaboration
As a collective of filmmakers, Film Crash also collaborated with the experimental theater group Ridge Theater [2], producing and directing films for several theater productions including Jack Benny[6] at La Mama in 1988 and The Manson Family[7] opera at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in 1990.
Film production
In 2002 Film Crash presented Mark Christensen's debut feature film Box Head Revolution[3]. In 2006 Film Crash produced Ben Rodkin's debut feature film Big Heart City[4] starring Seymour Cassel and Shawn Andrews.
Film Crash Programs
2023
- October 14, 2023 - Laemmle Royal, West Los Angeles
2022
- October 15, 2022 - Laemmle Royal, West Los Angeles
2021
- October 16, 2021 - Laemmle Royal, West Los Angeles
2020
- October 31, 2020 - Online event (due to COVID-19)
2019
- October 12, 2019 - Laemmle Royal [5], West Los Angeles
2018
- October 13, 2018 - Laemmle Royal [6], West Los Angeles
2017
- October 14, 2017 - Laemmle Royal [7], West Los Angeles
2016
- October 22, 2016 - MiMoDa Studio [8], Los Angeles
2015
- November 15, 2015 - MiMoDa Studio [9], Los Angeles
- September 26, 2015 - Undisclosed Venice Location, Los Angeles
2014
- October 19, 2014 - MiMoDa Studio [10], Los Angeles
2007
- December 3, 2007 - Echo Park Film Center, Los Angeles
1998
- December 16, 1998 - Unterfuton Studios, New York City
1997
- June 20, 1997 - Den of Cin [11], New York City
- February 21, 1997 - Den of Cin [12], New York City
1993
- December 8, 1993 - Shooting Gallery, New York City
1992
- August 20, 1992 - São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound, São Paulo, Brazil
- January 12, 1992 - Anthology Film Archives, New York City
1991
- September 27, 1991 - Angelika Film Center, New York City
- September 27, 1991 - Limelight, New York City
- March 21, 1991 - Hirshhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
- January 21, 1991 - Sundance Film Festival Bootleg Film Crash, Park City, Utah
1990
- September 27, 1990 - Kampo Cultural Center, New York City
- July 13, 1990 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- June 29, 1990 - Angelika Film Center, New York City
- June 7, 1990 - Heliotrope Theater, Los Angeles
- June 6, 1990 - Heliotrope Theater, Los Angeles
- April 7, 1990 - Brand Name Damages, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- April 2, 1990 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- March 20, 1990 - Dance Theater Workshop, New York City
- March 3, 1990 - Brand Name Damages, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- January 21, 1990 - Gas Station 2B, New York City
- January 13, 1990 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- January 11, 1990 - Screening on side of building, East Village, New York City
- January 8, 1990 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- January 3, 1990 - Max Fish, New York City
1989
- November 6, 1989 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- September 11, 1989 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- June 14, 1989 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- April 18, 1989 - Performance Space 122, New York City
- January 18, 1989 - Performance Space 122, New York City
1988
- November 12, 1988 - Gusto House, New York City
- September 24, 1988 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- July 7, 1988 - Cafe Bustelo, New York City
- May 26, 1988 - Cafe Bustelo, New York City
- May 22, 1988 - Socrates Art Park, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- April 16, 1988 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- March 19, 1988 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- February 18, 1988 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- February 12, 1988 - Minor Injury Gallery, New York City
- January 22, 1988 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
1987
- November 21, 1987 - RAPP Arts Center [13], New York City
- November 14, 1987 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- November 1, 1987 - Gas Station 2B, New York City
- September 10, 1987 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- July 10, 1987 - RAPP Arts Center, New York City
- May 16, 1987 - RAPP Arts Center, New York City
- May 1, 1987 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- March 13, 1987 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- February 27, 1987 - RAPP Arts Center, New York City
1986
- December 12, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- September 27, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- July 10, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- June 14, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- April 12, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- May 17, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- March 15, 1986 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
1985
- December 6, 1985 - 124 Ridge Street Gallery, New York City
- June 21, 1985 - Club Neither Nor, New York City
- February 6, 1985 - 130 East 7 Street, New York City
References
External links
- ↑ Eric Norcross, "Film Crash 2014 Award Winners", Renegade Cinema, October 20, 2014
- ↑ Manohla Dargis, "Survive and Dissent", The Village Voice, June 21, 1988
- ↑ Melissa Pierson, "Crash Groove", Off Hollywood Report, Winter 1990/1991
- ↑ Mary Beth Crain, "Crash Course", LA Weekly, June 1, 1990
- ↑ Eric Norcross, "Film Crash launches new annual festival in Mid-City, Los Angeles", Renegade Cinema, October 16, 2014
- ↑ M. George Stevenson, "Well, This is a Different Side of Benny", New York Newsday, September 28, 1989
- ↑ John Rockwell, "A Theater Work About Charles Manson", New York Times, July 22, 1990
