Best Obscure Finds From Film Festival Season

Plum Magazine

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New York hosts an increasingly rich range of film festivals every fall, from intimate indies to major international premieres. Here are a few keys from each.

The Downtown Festival

FIOR DI LATTE. Directed by Charlotte Ercoli. A playwright hooked on sniffing perfume to relive memories from an Italian vacation spirals into obsession as his life falls apart.

Chelsea Film Festival

L’ENFANT À LA PEAU BLANCHE (The Boy with the White Skin) (Short). Set inside a remote mine, this austere documentary follows an albino child living amid isolation, labor, and superstition.

MASTERPIECE (Short). Written by Rae Maddren, directed by John Hudson White. A surreal, Twilight Zone-esque short about creative collaboration that cutely devolves into the absurd.

New Directors/New Films Festival

INVENTION. Callie Hernandez’ and Courtney Stevens’ playful film looking at their fathers’ pasts through a narrative in which a passing father leaves behind a mysterious invention.

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