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Watch: Q&As for Films from Dance on Camera, NYFF54, Rendez-Vouz, and More!

By Samantha Walsh on April 7, 2017 in Dance on Camera, NYFF, Q&A, Rendez-Vous

Writer-director Dash Shaw and lead animator Jane Samborski discuss Shaw's debut film My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea at the 54th New York Film Festival.
Prima ballerina Geyza Pereira of the Fernanda Bianchini Ballet Association for the Blind talks about the film Looking at the Stars (of which she's a subject) at Dance on Camera Festival. Photo by Julie Cunnah.
Director Kasper Collin discusses his new documentary I Called Him Morgan with [not pictured] music journalist Ashley Kahn and jazz musicians and film subjects Larry Ridley and Billy Harper. The film is playing now at the Film Society! Photo by Mettie Ostrowski.
Director Amos Gitai discussed his film diary Shalom Rabin after its world premiere screening at the New York Jewish Film Festival. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Director Stéphanie Di Giusto discusses The Dancer, her true-life saga of American-born modern-dance icon Loïe Fuller, at Rendez-Vous with French Cinema. Photo by Michelle Fimbres.

This week we published a selection of our most dynamic Q&As from the past six months to our YouTube channel. They include thought-provoking conversations from our NYFF Live talks at the 54th New York Film Festival, including one with the creators of My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea, who discuss why they ventured into animation and what its challenges are; a recent Q&A with I Called Him Morgan director Kasper Collin about what inspired him to make a film about jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan; a Q&A from Dance on Camera Festival following a screening of Looking at the Stars, a documentary that focuses on the only ballet school in the world for the visually impaired; and much more!

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