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SUMMARY:BREAD AND ROSES FILM FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:The idea of a female-centric film festival was born the moment that Roe v. Wade was overturned\, as it become even more glaringly obvious simply how much female voices still need protection\, support\, and celebration. Since its inception\, the world of cinema has long been a male dominated space\, and while some movement forward has been made\, progress towards alleviating gender inequities behind the screen has been slow and uneven\, at best. \nEnter\, Bread and Roses\, a term which dates back to the early 1900s and inspired by a speech from suffragist\, Helen Todd. The term went on to become synonymous with the 1912 Lawrence\, Massachusetts textile workers strike – a strike that was led by mostly migrant women through a brutally cold winter (and sadly\, not one without unnecessary bloodshed). \nAt a foundational level\, bread and roses refers to the desire that women deserve both fair wages and dignified conditions. In turn\, “Bread for all\, and Roses too!” (and the many variations thereof) became a common slogan among women’s fights for equal rights across the United States. BRFF’s main mission is to support\, elevate\, and celebrate the unique and diverse voices of female filmmakers from around the world. \nWith an all-female leadership team\, each of us is deeply dedicated and passionate about women’s rights – on and off screen. We are incredibly proud to run a small\, and mighty female-centric film space with hopes of bettering the present (and future) for all women in film\, from their childhood dreams to their professional goals. \nJoin us! We are grateful for your support\, in whichever way works best for you.
URL:https://asburyparkchamber.com/event/film-screenings-at-the-showroom/2024-10-18/1/
LOCATION:Showroom Cinema\, 707 Cookman ave\, Asbury Park\, NJ
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SUMMARY:BREAD AND ROSES FILM FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:The idea of a female-centric film festival was born the moment that Roe v. Wade was overturned\, as it become even more glaringly obvious simply how much female voices still need protection\, support\, and celebration. Since its inception\, the world of cinema has long been a male dominated space\, and while some movement forward has been made\, progress towards alleviating gender inequities behind the screen has been slow and uneven\, at best. \nEnter\, Bread and Roses\, a term which dates back to the early 1900s and inspired by a speech from suffragist\, Helen Todd. The term went on to become synonymous with the 1912 Lawrence\, Massachusetts textile workers strike – a strike that was led by mostly migrant women through a brutally cold winter (and sadly\, not one without unnecessary bloodshed). \nAt a foundational level\, bread and roses refers to the desire that women deserve both fair wages and dignified conditions. In turn\, “Bread for all\, and Roses too!” (and the many variations thereof) became a common slogan among women’s fights for equal rights across the United States. BRFF’s main mission is to support\, elevate\, and celebrate the unique and diverse voices of female filmmakers from around the world. \nWith an all-female leadership team\, each of us is deeply dedicated and passionate about women’s rights – on and off screen. We are incredibly proud to run a small\, and mighty female-centric film space with hopes of bettering the present (and future) for all women in film\, from their childhood dreams to their professional goals. \nJoin us! We are grateful for your support\, in whichever way works best for you.
URL:https://asburyparkchamber.com/event/film-screenings-at-the-showroom/2024-10-18/2/
LOCATION:Showroom Cinema\, 707 Cookman ave\, Asbury Park\, NJ
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SUMMARY:DANIEL DONATO’S COSMIC COUNTRY
DESCRIPTION:There are a lot of musical influences and sources that Daniel Donato has drawn on during his career and that inform his latest album\, Reflector\, his first all-original album. But within those\, Donato has carved out a unique and individualized spot for himself\, one that speaks to the deep American music heritage that inspires him — and that he’s pushing towards the future with inspired\, intentional vigor. \nHe calls it Cosmic Country\, a moniker that’s both self-descriptive and a statement of purpose. It’s an organic rock band aesthetic with plenty of roadhouse twang; a showcase for Donato’s instrumental virtuosity and facility for melodically infectious songcraft. Bridging Nashville and the Great West\, Kentucky and mid-60s northern California\, tie-dye and plaid\, it’s a world of his own\, and a wide world of musical adventure at that. \nWhile growing up in Nashville his father\, who turned his young son on to music of all genres\, suggested the fledgling and industriously minded (even at just 14) artist start busking in Nashville’s lower Broadway area and outside concerts\, for eight hours at a time on the weekends. One night\, the two happened by Robert’s Western World where legendary honky-tonk local mainstay the Don Kelly Band were performing. “Their songbook was that of my main influences still to this day — Merle Haggard\, Willie Nelson\, Waylon Jennings\, Bob Wills\, Marty Robbins\, Bill Monroe\, traditional bluegrass music\, Hank Williams Sr. — old-timey music with real stories and emotions that everybody has. It just hooked me right away.” Donato eventually became a member of the band\, playing four hours a night at Robert’s (464 shows in total). \nAnother piece of the puzzle came through later in Donato’s teenage years — the Grateful Dead\, thanks to a high school American History teacher who gave him a pile of bootleg recordings when he was 18. “When I discovered Jerry Garcia\, there’s really never been anyone who writes like that\,” says Donato. “From there I went on to discover Bob Dylan and all the great writers and made me want to make that part of what I did as well.” \nThe whole package of player\, singer\, writer and band leader was in place. Two albums in\, Daniel Donato and Cosmic Country\, featuring Nathan Aronowitz (keyboards/guitars/vocals)\, Will McGee (bass/vocals) and Will Clark (drums\, percussion/vocals) are selling out venues throughout the country and bringing their brand of Cosmic Country to an ever growing\, passionate fanbase. \nDoor 7:00 PM\nShow 8:00 PM \nTickets: $25 advance (plus applicable service charges)\, $30 at the door
URL:https://asburyparkchamber.com/event/daniel-donatos-cosmic-country-2/
LOCATION:The Stone Pony
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