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We had a fabulous time at the Rooftop Film Fest. On Friday nite we went to the Rooftop Screenings of

• The Crown | by Amanda Micheli, Isabel Vega
• Some Kind of Sadness | by Juan Alejandro Ramirez

at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem. Both were excellent, with a terrific salsa band to boot. Then to our screening on Saturday nite, with a sell-out crowd and spectacular weather: balmy, breezy, and all of Brooklyn spread out before us. Great sound system and projection and a great crowd. Thanks to Dan, Mark, Daisy, and everyone else at Rooftop for making this a fun time.

Knee Deep just made Pop Matter’s The Top Ten Films of 2007 That You Never Heard Of. Here’s an excerpt: ” Documentaries don’t get any more compelling than this hilarious whodunit clash over a depressed dairy farm.” Read the rest at Pop Matters

We’ll be in New York this week for a screening of Knee Deep at the Rooftop Film Festival– up on top of an old can factory in Brooklyn.

Saturday, July 12, 9pm

On the roof of The Old American Can Factory,
232 3rd Street at the corner of 3rd Avenue (Gowanus, Brooklyn)

For more info, check out the schedule at Rooftop Film Fest: rooftopfilms