#Documentary about space drop movie

Also, if you hold any narrow-minded, over-generalized opinions about all Alabamans, attending Sidewalk will cure that.”Ĭhloe Cook, executive director of Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema, believes the event is a success due to the energy and effort the staff puts into crafting a 'summer camp' environment for visiting and local filmmakers.

#Documentary about space drop movie

Renowned as it is for great programming, Sidewalk has a fairly welcoming submission-to-acceptance ratio, and it represents a diehard film community any movie maker should want to be a part of. The festival was named one of “20 Great Film Festivals for First Time Filmmakers” by MovieMaker magazine in June.Īn excerpt from read, “This delightfully film-mad festival is just the highlight of a year-round commitment to film by the Sidewalk Film Center, a Southern film palace known for deliciously so-called high and low culture and finding the best of both.

Sidewalk recently received some national recognition. Venues throughout the theater district will include Sidewalk Film Center and Cinema, the Alabama Theatre, the Lyric Theatre, the Carver Theatre, First Church Birmingham, the Alabama School of Fine Arts Dorothy Jemison Day Theatre, Recital Hall and Lecture Hall and the Steiner Auditorium at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Over 250 films will be screened, including shorts, documentaries and narrative features. Held in downtown Birmingham’s Theatre District, the festival will take place the week of Aug. The Sidewalk Film Festival will return for its 24th year later this month. Jessica Chriesman, Chloe Cook and Rachel Morgan stand in the hall of the Sidewalk Film Center on July 6.