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Women’s Films Go Fast And Hard At The Bushwick Film Festival

A look at "Seven and a Half Minutes"

Women’s Films Go Fast And Hard At The Bushwick Film Festival

Women’s Films Go Fast And Hard At The Bushwick Film Festival

A look at "Seven and a Half Minutes"

Women’s Films Go Fast And Hard At The Bushwick Film Festival
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Bobi Morgan Wood

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Shorts Block, Female Cinematographers played at the Bushwick Film Festival on Saturday, October 13, at Light Space Studios.

The event allows viewers to watch seven very different short pictures showcasing the work of women cinematographers, with a filmmaker question and answer session to follow.

The scarlet ibis, the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago, features prominently in the emotionally powerful “Caroni” shot by Brooklyn resident Elizabeth Wentling. Filmed partially on the island of Trinidad and Tobago and partially in Queens, “Caroni” tells the story of Rajni, played by Brooklyn-based actress Radha Singh, a nanny for an upper-middle class white couple’s baby.

Rajni is separated from her own daughter, who was of necessity left behind on the island. The mother and daughter stay in touch over Skype, and Rajni watches video of…

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