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BDSM in Mainstream Film
Filmmaker Joanna Arnow’s hilarious comedy, which world-premiered in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and is executive produced by Sean Baker, follows a 30-something New York woman (Arnow) as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family.It's an interesting interview about one more step into the mainstream that our world has taken!Our show is powered by Clips4Sale
JOANNA ARNOW (Writer, Director, and Actor)Joanna Arnow is a filmmaker, actor and writer based in Brooklyn. She wrote and directed“Bad at Dancing,” a narrative short that was awarded the Berlinale Silver Bear Jury Prizeand is currently streaming on the Criterion Channel paired with “Jules and Jim.”Joanna’s most recent short “Laying Out” premiered at New York Film Festival and wasselected as a festival highlight in The New Yorker. She also directed several other filmsincluding the personal documentary feature “i hate myself :),” a film that was named ontop ten lists at IndieWire and Fandor. Her films have screened at other festivals includingRotterdam, Hong Kong International and Guanajuato. Joanna has participated in anumber of workshops and development programs including Berlinale Talents, BerlinaleScript Station, Gotham Week, When East Meets West, New York Film Festival ArtistAcademy and Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.In addition to making films, Joanna works as an actor and writer. As an actor, she hasappeared in Aaron Schimberg's “Chained for Life,” Zach Fleming’s “Staycation,” ToddVerow's "Fucked in the Head," Kati Skelton’s “Wet Shapes,” Collins Salovaara’s“Google Ambien,” Veronica Rutlege’s forthcoming “Citizen Zero,” and Colin Healey’s“In the Cards.” Joanna also writes fiction and draws comics. Her pieces have beenpublished in Glimmer Train Press, Popula, Monkeybicycle, Crack the Spine, Nanoismand Dogzplot.THE FEELING THAT THE TIME FOR DOING SOMETHING IS PASSED is her firstnarrative feature film.
Filmmaker Joanna Arnow’s hilarious comedy, which world-premiered in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and is executive produced by Sean Baker, follows a 30-something New York woman (Arnow) as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family.It's an interesting interview about one more step into the mainstream that our world has taken!Our show is powered by Clips4Sale
JOANNA ARNOW (Writer, Director, and Actor)Joanna Arnow is a filmmaker, actor and writer based in Brooklyn. She wrote and directed“Bad at Dancing,” a narrative short that was awarded the Berlinale Silver Bear Jury Prizeand is currently streaming on the Criterion Channel paired with “Jules and Jim.”Joanna’s most recent short “Laying Out” premiered at New York Film Festival and wasselected as a festival highlight in The New Yorker. She also directed several other filmsincluding the personal documentary feature “i hate myself :),” a film that was named ontop ten lists at IndieWire and Fandor. Her films have screened at other festivals includingRotterdam, Hong Kong International and Guanajuato. Joanna has participated in anumber of workshops and development programs including Berlinale Talents, BerlinaleScript Station, Gotham Week, When East Meets West, New York Film Festival ArtistAcademy and Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.In addition to making films, Joanna works as an actor and writer. As an actor, she hasappeared in Aaron Schimberg's “Chained for Life,” Zach Fleming’s “Staycation,” ToddVerow's "Fucked in the Head," Kati Skelton’s “Wet Shapes,” Collins Salovaara’s“Google Ambien,” Veronica Rutlege’s forthcoming “Citizen Zero,” and Colin Healey’s“In the Cards.” Joanna also writes fiction and draws comics. Her pieces have beenpublished in Glimmer Train Press, Popula, Monkeybicycle, Crack the Spine, Nanoismand Dogzplot.THE FEELING THAT THE TIME FOR DOING SOMETHING IS PASSED is her firstnarrative feature film.
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BDSM in Mainstream Film
Filmmaker Joanna Arnow’s hilarious comedy, which world-premiered in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and is executive produced by Sean Baker, follows a 30-something New York woman (Arnow) as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family.It's an interesting interview about one more step into the mainstream that our world has taken!Our show is powered by Clips4Sale
JOANNA ARNOW (Writer, Director, and Actor)Joanna Arnow is a filmmaker, actor and writer based in Brooklyn. She wrote and directed“Bad at Dancing,” a narrative short that was awarded the Berlinale Silver Bear Jury Prizeand is currently streaming on the Criterion Channel paired with “Jules and Jim.”Joanna’s most recent short “Laying Out” premiered at New York Film Festival and wasselected as a festival highlight in The New Yorker. She also directed several other filmsincluding the personal documentary feature “i hate myself :),” a film that was named ontop ten lists at IndieWire and Fandor. Her films have screened at other festivals includingRotterdam, Hong Kong International and Guanajuato. Joanna has participated in anumber of workshops and development programs including Berlinale Talents, BerlinaleScript Station, Gotham Week, When East Meets West, New York Film Festival ArtistAcademy and Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.In addition to making films, Joanna works as an actor and writer. As an actor, she hasappeared in Aaron Schimberg's “Chained for Life,” Zach Fleming’s “Staycation,” ToddVerow's "Fucked in the Head," Kati Skelton’s “Wet Shapes,” Collins Salovaara’s“Google Ambien,” Veronica Rutlege’s forthcoming “Citizen Zero,” and Colin Healey’s“In the Cards.” Joanna also writes fiction and draws comics. Her pieces have beenpublished in Glimmer Train Press, Popula, Monkeybicycle, Crack the Spine, Nanoismand Dogzplot.THE FEELING THAT THE TIME FOR DOING SOMETHING IS PASSED is her firstnarrative feature film.
Filmmaker Joanna Arnow’s hilarious comedy, which world-premiered in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and is executive produced by Sean Baker, follows a 30-something New York woman (Arnow) as time passes in her long-term casual BDSM relationship, low-level corporate job, and quarrelsome Jewish family.It's an interesting interview about one more step into the mainstream that our world has taken!Our show is powered by Clips4Sale
JOANNA ARNOW (Writer, Director, and Actor)Joanna Arnow is a filmmaker, actor and writer based in Brooklyn. She wrote and directed“Bad at Dancing,” a narrative short that was awarded the Berlinale Silver Bear Jury Prizeand is currently streaming on the Criterion Channel paired with “Jules and Jim.”Joanna’s most recent short “Laying Out” premiered at New York Film Festival and wasselected as a festival highlight in The New Yorker. She also directed several other filmsincluding the personal documentary feature “i hate myself :),” a film that was named ontop ten lists at IndieWire and Fandor. Her films have screened at other festivals includingRotterdam, Hong Kong International and Guanajuato. Joanna has participated in anumber of workshops and development programs including Berlinale Talents, BerlinaleScript Station, Gotham Week, When East Meets West, New York Film Festival ArtistAcademy and Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.In addition to making films, Joanna works as an actor and writer. As an actor, she hasappeared in Aaron Schimberg's “Chained for Life,” Zach Fleming’s “Staycation,” ToddVerow's "Fucked in the Head," Kati Skelton’s “Wet Shapes,” Collins Salovaara’s“Google Ambien,” Veronica Rutlege’s forthcoming “Citizen Zero,” and Colin Healey’s“In the Cards.” Joanna also writes fiction and draws comics. Her pieces have beenpublished in Glimmer Train Press, Popula, Monkeybicycle, Crack the Spine, Nanoismand Dogzplot.THE FEELING THAT THE TIME FOR DOING SOMETHING IS PASSED is her firstnarrative feature film.