NAICA and Longviews will begin it’s extensive coverage of the festival starting Wednesday night April 23rd through the end of the festival May 4th.
Look for interviews, film reviews, and copious amounts of images, plus, any other sundry what have you that we can come up with, like video? Yeah, maybe.
This year the line up looks to be more cohesive and interesting-lots of social-political documentaries which we like here at NAICA and Longviews. Last year was slim pickins in terms of anything worth actually spending time watching. It was also near impossible to attend, say, three or four screenings per day since the venues were so spread out. NYC is a large island filled with tons of people and traffic. Impossible to get from one end of the city to the next, hell it’s difficult to get three blocks over on a good day, for screening scheduled ten minutes after the one you just attended? Impossible. But this year the organization has worked out it’s scheduling and venue foibles. Truly last year was a disaster of disorganization, but this year they have it together. It should make for an easy time for the press as well as general festival goers. Yay for NAICA.

We are attempting to see 22 movies (press screenings) and a few we’ll have to watch on DVD. No, we will see 22 plus movies and tell you all about them!
Stay Tuned!