IFP (Independent Filmmaker Project),Filmmaker‘s parent organization, today announced its 2017 IFP Week feature film slate, highlighting over 110 narrative and documentary projects in development from over 15 countries. This follows the earlier announcement of 37 television, digital and web series in development that have also been selected for the annual event. Combined, over 145 projects will be presented in DUMBO, Brooklyn September 17-21, 2017.
“This year’s feature film program doesn’t shy away from tackling the controversial and key issues of our time. Art often reflects the times we live in, and this slate certainly represents a multitude of points of view and perspectives on America today,” says IFP Executive Director Joana Vicente. “Through the lens of race, religious expression, disability, female empowerment, immigration, truth, political correctness, radical inclusion and disenfranchisement, our artists pull no punches sharing their stories, demanding attention for the visions they share.”
IFP NARRATIVE LABS
A yearlong mentorship program supporting 10 U.S. first-features in post-production through completion, marketing and distribution.
American Thief directed by Miguel Silveira, written by Melissa Hernandez, Miguel Silveira, Michel Stolnicki, and executive produced by Charles Martinez. A teen hacker seeking revenge for his father’s murder is caught by the darker elements of the deep web. (Thriller)
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