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The Night Comes Darkly

  • Seward Park Library 192 East Broadway New York, NY 10002 (map)

This evening of spooky short films by Black independent filmmakers brings their vision of horror from their unique cultural and individual perspectives. Their films take a step back to look at horror in all its frightening glory.

Presenting the spine-chilling slate:  

PEEL

Have you ever listened to the sound a tangerine makes when you peel it?

ZENA S. DIXON -  Writer/Director


DARK BEFORE DAWN

As Hurricane Lilith approaches, Dawn, a young girl with catastrophic gifts, is forced to calm the storm inside when her mother's demons come knocking at the door. 

MOON FERGUSON - Writer/Director/Producer 


THE READING

After an unexpected visit to a psychic, a Christian woman's faith is put to the test as she embarks on a dark path to find a cure for her son's unknown illness.  As lines get crossed, the answer she finds will leave her questioning all that she once knew. 

GARRICK WADE - Director/Writer/Producer 

JUSTIN D. JENKINS - Writer/Producer



THE BLACK BANSHEE

Convinced by her friends and boyfriend to enjoy a night out after losing her job, Yvie begins to realize her strange visions lead to dangerous consequences.

KYLA SYLVERS - Writer/Producer/Actor


THE COMPANY YOU KEEP

A painfully shy woman is pushed to the brink by a friendship she should have let go of long ago.

LAURA FIELDER - Writer/Director


THE DARK STRUMS

A musician is rumored to have sold their soul to learn how to play the guitar.

STEVEN A. RUSSELL - Writer/Director




Earlier Event: October 22
Films at the Farm: CANE RIVER