UNPROTECTED SCREENING!

Music Hall of Williamsburg – Saturday, Feb. 27th, 2010

Chinese Ruffians. Unsightly Celebrity. Girl adrift. Vulnerable Narcissists. Humdrum Penetration.
This is just a sample of what you get when thirty filmmakers reflect on the theme of UNPROTECTED.

On Saturday, February 27th, the Music Hall of Williamsburg screens UNPROTECTED, a series of 2 minute films by members of The FilmShop, formerly part of the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective. Varied in style and genre, these shorts from the Brooklyn and newly formed Hong Kong chapters, present a wide response to the theme of exposed vulnerability. More than just a film screening, the event includes special performances by Emanuel and the Fear and Hank and Cupcakes, followed by a DJ. The purpose of the party is to celebrate the conclusion of The FilmShop’s first season and the launch of their new website.

WHEN:

• Saturday, February 27th, 2010
• Doors open at 8pm. Show starts at 9pm.

WHERE:

• Music Hall of Williamsburg
• 66 North Sixth St. (between Kent and Wythe Ave.) Brooklyn, NY.
• Take the L train to Bedford Ave.

COST:

• $7 advance tickets.
• $10 on day of the event.
• 18 to enter. 21 to drink.
• Purchase Tickets

THE BANDS:

Brooklyn’s EMANUEL AND THE FEAR is an extraordinary 11-piece orchestra-rock band that focuses on intertwining the modern day pop song with extravagant and complex composition. “… a massively ambitious rock and roll orchestra…” –The L Magazine
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HANK & CUPCAKES – “Butt shaking and heartbreaking at the same time, Hank & Cupcakes’ distinctively beat-driven electro-pop bursts with fresh bass hook lines, sexy grooved and remarkably multifaceted vocals. Their immediate and straight forward sound offers an amazing mix of emotive power and free thinker attitudes exploding into stirring electro fantasies. -The Deli Magazine
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