SCREENING SCHEDULE Fall 2012 – Spring 2013

Mon. Aug. 21:
Asolo Art Film Festival, Asolo, Italy
www.asolofilmfestival.it

Sat. Sept. 2, 8 pm:
Woodstock Museum 13th Annual Film Festival 2012, Woodstock, NY
www.woodstockmuseum.com/2012_film_festival.htm

Sat. Sept. 15, 12:30 pm
Big Eddy Film Festival, Narrowsburg NY
www.bigeddyfilm.com/

Mon. Oct. 8:
The Foreign Correspondents’ Club, Hong Kong
www.fcchk.org

Mon. Oct. 15, 6:30 pm:
NYWIFT at Tribeca Film Center, Screening Room
375 Greenwich Street
Tickets available:  www.nywift.com

Mon. Nov. 12:
Norfolk Library, Norfolk, CT
www.norfolklibrary.org/

Sun. Dec. 16:
The Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco and Lehrhaus Judaica: THE RADICAL CAMERA Exhibition
2PM. Screening free with museum admission. Nina Rosenblum & Dan Allentuck will hold a Q & A after the screening.
www.thecjm.org

Feb. 7-17, 2013:
San Diego Jewish Film Festival (DATE TBA)

March 2013:
Theatrical Screening, Koln, Germany (DATE TBA)

April 7 – 14, 2013:
Prague and Rome (DATE TBA)

ORDINARY MIRACLES: THE PHOTO LEAGUE’S NEW YORK
playing at the
QUAD CINEMA www.quadcinema.com
34 West 13th Street (5th/6th Ave)
212-255-2243
Friday, June 22 at 7:00pm

The filmmakers will be there for a Q & A after the film on Friday 6/22 at 7pm.

ORDINARY MIRACLES: THE PHOTO LEAGUE’S NEW YORK will begin June 22 with a 1:00pm screening, and will play everyday at 1:00pm and 7:00pm from June 22 – June 28.

June 15-21 – Laemmle NOHO 7
240 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, 91601
310-478-3836.

TIMES:

Friday, June 15th: 1:10 PM, 3 PM, 7:30 PM
Saturday, June 16th: 1:10 PM, 3 PM, 5:10 PM

• Filmmakers will be present Friday June 15, at 7:30 PM for Q & A
• Sat June 16, Sunday June 17 at 5:10 pm  – in attendance

JUNE 22-28 – QUAD CINEMA
34 West 13th Street, New York, NY
(212) 255-8800

TIMES: 1 PM, 7 PM

• Filmmakers will be present Friday June 22, 7 PM for Q & A

Following the screening at the IFC, Stranger Than Fiction Artistic Director Thom Powers spoke with Producer/Director Nina Rosenblum, Producer/Director/Writer Daniel Allentuck and Contributing Producer Mary Engel.

Stranger Than Fiction: Nina, can you talk about the most difficult thing in telling the story so many years later, and curating this wonderful group of people and photographs?

Nina Rosenblum: The project was so difficult because we wanted to do it so well. As two daughters of a Photo League member, the hardest thing was trying to be as true as we could to the motivations and story of the League. I think I felt like it was my lucky day that we could be the documentary team to make the film about the people who started documentary.

Click here to read the complete Q&A.

ORDINARY MIRACLES: THE PHOTO LEAGUE’S NEW YORK

Thurs. March 29, 2012, 8 pm – STF @ IFC Center

323 Sixth Avenue at West Third Street

(212) 924-7771

TICKETS: www.movietickets.com

This documentary is long overdue, beautifully conceived and executed, and sincerely appreciated.
– Gail Buckland, Distinguished Visiting Professor, The History of Photography, The Cooper Union

The cohesive narrative arc of your film is moving and enlightening–and utterly captivating…history at its best.
– Julia Van Haaften, Founding Curator, New York Public Library Photography Collection

I loved your film about the trail left by photography over the last hundred years. When I watched ORDINARY MIRACLES, there were all my idols… it was all abeautiful and exciting memory.
– D.A. Pennebaker, Filmmaker

…an affectionate portrait of the organization that was to photography what the Group Theater was to the stage. What the Photo League inspired in the 1930s-40s was not only aesthetically rich, but politically crucial–namely an inclusive and tolerant sensibility…The photos are terrific.
– Annette Insdorf, Professor, Graduate Film Program, Columbia University School of the Arts and Director of Undergraduate Film Studies

DAEDALUS PRODUCTIONS, INC. PRESENTS

ORDINARY MIRACLES: THE PHOTO LEAGUE’S NEW YORK

PRODUCED BY: DANIEL ALLENTUCK AND NINA ROSENBLUM
DIRECTED BY: DANIEL ALLENTUCK AND NINA ROSENBLUM
CONTRIBUTING PRODUCER: MARY ENGEL
WRITTEN BY: DANIEL ALLENTUCK
NARRATED BY CAMPBELL SCOTT
CONSULTANTS: NAOMI ROSENBLUM, BONNIE YOCHELSON