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SUMMARY:Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival Day 1
DESCRIPTION:The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival returns for it’s second year at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook village (97 Main Street) from September 25th through September 27th from 11am to 9pm. Check website for tickets and daily passes. \n\nFull film schedule and details available at limusichalloffame.org/music-documentary-film-schedule/\n\nThis year’s festival has expanded significantly in scope over last year’s and will include 43 short and feature-length music documentary films\, live performances\, and Q&A panel discussions to be held in two theaters. Featured artists in the films include Ann Wilson\, Kenny Loggins\, Billy Preston\, The Beatles\, Bob Dylan\, Peter Gabriel\, Biz Markie\, Beastie Boys\, James Taylor\, Foo Fighters\, Paquito D’Rivera\, John Popper\, Billy Joel\, James\, The Rose\, Peter\, Paul & Mary\, Iggy Pop\, Nash the Slash\, Eraserheads\, Yello\, Robert Charlebois\, Alceu Valença\, Madalitso Band\, Sugar\, Leiva\, Mark Fry\, and JVC Force\, among others.\n\nIn addition to the United States\, the festival includes films with ties to 14 other countries\, including Canada\, the Netherlands\, the United Kingdom\, France\, Germany\, Spain\, Austria\, Japan\, the Philippines\, Malawi\, Brazil\, Iran\, Malta\, and Australia. Sixteen of the films are premiering on Long Island\, with three of them being world premieres.\n\nDay 1- Friday\, September 25th 11 am-9pm\nWhistle (Long Island Premiere)\nFeature | Australia | 75 Minutes | English\, Japanese\, Spanish\n\nSymphony For the Future\nFeature | Germany\, Japan\, Austria | 100 Minutes | English\, German and Japanese\n\nThe Final Bow\nShort | United States | 17 Minutes | English\, Portuguese\n\nBuilt On Zydeco: A Louisiana Music Documentary (New York Premiere)\nFeature | United States| 51 Minutes | English & Louisiana\n\nDrive Through The Smoke – A Night With John Popper (Long Island Premiere)\nShort | United States | 13 Minutes | English\n\nRECOLLECTIONS: Val Shively and 50 Years of Collecting Record (East Coast Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 51 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director/Producer Christopher Plant\, Executive Producer Chris Fralic and Subject Val Shively\n\nThe Last Seat in the House\nFeature | United States | 105 Minutes | English\n\nThe Banjo Boys (Long Island Premiere)\nFeature | Germany\, Malawi\, United Kingdom | 76 Minutes | English\n\nForced Symphony\nShort | Iran | 14 Minutes | Persian\n\nFor the Love of the City (World Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 57 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Michael Lacy\n\nKeeping Time: The Malta Jazz Festival Story (North American Premiere)\nShort | 25 Minutes | English\, Maltese\n\nAnn Wilson: In My Voice (Long Island Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 75 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Barbara Jean Hall\n\n1971: Billy Joel’s Lost Interview (World Premiere)\nShort | United States | 20 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Adam Ripp\, Ed Mann and Irwin Mazur.\n\nVIVO 76: Alive in ’76\nFeature | Brazil | 104 Minutes | Portuguese\n\nKenny Loggins: Conviction of the Heart\nFeature | United States | 101 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Dori Berinstein
URL:https://outonthetownli.com/event/long-island-music-and-entertainment-hall-of-fame-music-documentary-film-festival-day-1/
LOCATION:Long Island Music and Enterainment Hall of Fame\, 97 Main Street\, Stony Brook\, NY\, 11970
CATEGORIES:Movie Night
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260926T110000
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SUMMARY:Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival Day 2
DESCRIPTION:The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival returns for it’s second year at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook village (97 Main Street) from September 25th through September 27th from 11am to 9pm. Check website for tickets and daily passes. \n\nFull film schedule and details available at limusichalloffame.org/music-documentary-film-schedule/\n\nThis year’s festival has expanded significantly in scope over last year’s and will include 43 short and feature-length music documentary films\, live performances\, and Q&A panel discussions to be held in two theaters. Featured artists in the films include Ann Wilson\, Kenny Loggins\, Billy Preston\, The Beatles\, Bob Dylan\, Peter Gabriel\, Biz Markie\, Beastie Boys\, James Taylor\, Foo Fighters\, Paquito D’Rivera\, John Popper\, Billy Joel\, James\, The Rose\, Peter\, Paul & Mary\, Iggy Pop\, Nash the Slash\, Eraserheads\, Yello\, Robert Charlebois\, Alceu Valença\, Madalitso Band\, Sugar\, Leiva\, Mark Fry\, and JVC Force\, among others.\n\nIn addition to the United States\, the festival includes films with ties to 14 other countries\, including Canada\, the Netherlands\, the United Kingdom\, France\, Germany\, Spain\, Austria\, Japan\, the Philippines\, Malawi\, Brazil\, Iran\, Malta\, and Australia. Sixteen of the films are premiering on Long Island\, with three of them being world premieres.\n\nDay 2- Saturday\, September 26th 11 am-9pm\n\nThe Rose Come Back to Me\nFeature | United States | 103 Minutes | English\, Korean\n\nHallelujah\, I’m Thin and Beautiful\nShort | Canada | 4 Minutes | English\n\nThe Blind Reggaetonera (Long Island Premiere)\nShort | United States | 27 Minutes | English\n\nThe Art of Being Different\nShort | United States | 8 Minutes\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director and Subject Marlow Jean Paniccia.\n\nTill the Last Note\nFeature | Netherlands | 60 Minutes | Dutch\, English\, French & German\n\nNaumburg at 100: A Legacy of Greatness (World Premiere)\nShort | United States | 27 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Catherine Tambini\n\nThe Best Summer\nFeature | United States | 84 Minutes | English\n\nChanges: The Story of Sugar\nShort | United States | 21 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director of Photography Paul Yee.\n\nThe Song of Hiawatha: The Life and HIGH Times of the First Black Hippie (Long Island Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 93 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Executive Producer Steven Blush\n\nSummer Tour\nFeature | United States | 82 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Mischa Richter\n\nNash the Slash Rises Again! (East Coast Premiere)\nFeature | Canada\, United Kingdom | 80 Minutes | English\n\nMaking Music From Monsters\nShort | United States | 7 Minutes | English\n\nBilly Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It (Long Island Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 105 Minutes | English\n\nJames: Getting Away With It\nFeature | United Kingdom | 97 Minutes | English\n\nThe Long Island Underground Legends of Hip Hop\nFeature | United States | 76 Minutes | English\nAfter the screening: A live conversation with Director Archie Snowden and a special music performance to be announced.
URL:https://outonthetownli.com/event/long-island-music-and-entertainment-hall-of-fame-music-documentary-film-festival-day-2/
LOCATION:Long Island Music and Enterainment Hall of Fame\, 97 Main Street\, Stony Brook\, NY\, 11970
CATEGORIES:Movie Night
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260927T110000
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SUMMARY:Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival Day 3
DESCRIPTION:The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Music Documentary Film Festival returns for it’s second year at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook village (97 Main Street) from September 25th through September 27th starting at 11am. Check website for tickets and daily passes. \n\nFull film schedule and details available at limusichalloffame.org/music-documentary-film-schedule/\n\nThis year’s festival has expanded significantly in scope over last year’s and will include 43 short and feature-length music documentary films\, live performances\, and Q&A panel discussions to be held in two theaters. Featured artists in the films include Ann Wilson\, Kenny Loggins\, Billy Preston\, The Beatles\, Bob Dylan\, Peter Gabriel\, Biz Markie\, Beastie Boys\, James Taylor\, Foo Fighters\, Paquito D’Rivera\, John Popper\, Billy Joel\, James\, The Rose\, Peter\, Paul & Mary\, Iggy Pop\, Nash the Slash\, Eraserheads\, Yello\, Robert Charlebois\, Alceu Valença\, Madalitso Band\, Sugar\, Leiva\, Mark Fry\, and JVC Force\, among others.\n\nIn addition to the United States\, the festival includes films with ties to 14 other countries\, including Canada\, the Netherlands\, the United Kingdom\, France\, Germany\, Spain\, Austria\, Japan\, the Philippines\, Malawi\, Brazil\, Iran\, Malta\, and Australia. Sixteen of the films are premiering on Long Island\, with three of them being world premieres.\n\nDay 3- Sunday\, September 27th 11 am-1pm\n\nPaquito D’Rivera: from Carne y Frijol to Carnegie Hall (New York Premiere)\nFeature | United States | 73 Minutes | English\, Spanish. After the screening: A live conversation with Director Juan Mandelbaum.\n\nSunset and the Mockingbird\nShort | United States | 29 Minutes | English\n\nA Gift for Ethan\nShort | United States | 23 Minutes | English\n\nWhere the Water Meets the Land (North American Premiere)\nShort | Canada | 26 Minutes | English\n\nFour Hands\nShort | France | 17 Minutes | French. After the screening: A live conversation with Director Hélène Sevaux.\n\nUntil My Voice Breaks (United States Premiere)\nFeature | Spain | 90 Minutes | Spanish\n\nPeter Gabriel: Sledgehammer Revealed\nFeature | United Kingdom | 61 Minutes | English\n\nOh Yeah\nShort | United States | 17 Minutes | English\n\nEraserheads: COMBO ON THE RUN\nFeature | Philippines\, United States | 101 Minutes | English\, Tagalog. After the screening: A live conversation with Director Maria Diana Ventura\n\nPeter Asher: Everywhere Man\nFeature | United States\, United Kingdom | 117 Minutes | English\n\nThe Extraordinary Life of Robert Charlebois\nFeature | Canada | 91 Minutes | French. After the screening: A live conversation with Director Louis-Philippe Eno\n\nRecife Tem Um Coração (Recife Has a Heart)\nShort | Brazil | 20 Minutes | Portuguese\n\nNewport & The Great Folk Dream\nFeature | United States | 99 Minutes | English. After the screening: A live conversation with Producer Joe Lauro.
URL:https://outonthetownli.com/event/long-island-music-and-entertainment-hall-of-fame-music-documentary-film-festival-day-3/
LOCATION:Long Island Music and Enterainment Hall of Fame\, 97 Main Street\, Stony Brook\, NY\, 11970
CATEGORIES:Movie Night
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