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UFVA Editorial VP’s Project Firebones Released Tomorrow, February 18

UFVA Editorial VP’s Project Firebones Released Tomorrow, February 18

please listen with headphones.
This Thursday (tomorrow night) we will be releasing the very unique project called Firebones This Is very different than anything you have ever seen. All the music is written and performed by Bart’s partner Greg Brownderville whose writing drives the project.

It is recommended that you watch it on a mobile device. There are 10 chapters with several episodes in each. It is probably good to take time off between chapters.
And yes I do have an acting role in this (but I just play myself ) Bart directed the series and executive produced it. Please check it out  (yes it is free)

Cinematic Conversation

3 Stars Jewish Cinema along with Dallas VideoFest pays tribute Dtribute toJoan Micklin Silver

Cinematic Conversations  Time: 7:30 Thurs. Feb 18th


Mardi Gras 2021 falls on Tuesday, February 16, 2021. No in-person revelry this year but check out theOrder of Myths on Amazon Prime and get ready for our guestZandash? Brown,(New Orleans Film Society),Kiwi Lanier (Sidewalk Film Festival), and DVF AlumMaureen Gosling who did sound and Assistant Editing forAlways for Pleasureas well as many other films


The Order of Myths

Although “Mardi Gras” immediately brings to mind New Orleans for most people, the first Mardi Gras in America was actually held in Mobile, Ala., over 300 years ago. Remarkably, even in 2007, the festivities remain racially segregated, with two pairs of kings and queens — one black, one white. Filmmaker Margaret

Brown takes us through the divided zones of Mobile’s current Mardi Gras celebrations as numerous participants attempt to initiate an integration between black and white revelers.


Watch on Available on MUBI, Prime Video, and Fandora

Trailer
Join Zoom Meeting  Thursday 18th 7:30 pm

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8610…
Meeting ID:861 0347 5016
Passcode: 282459

or on Facebook live



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