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7 Days of Cinema, Day 4
INTRO BY HEAD CURATOR URSULA GRISHAM
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There's still time to get in on 7 Days of Cinema at Filmatique. Today's offering is It Felt Like Love.
During a long, languorous summer in South Brooklyn, teenage Lila hangs with her best friend Chiara and her new boyfriend, their constant intimacy a constant reminder that she is alone. When Lila meets Sammy, she becomes determined to prove that she too can be an object of desire.
After her sultry, evocative Beach Rats, Eliza Hittman's newest film Never Rarely Sometimes Always premiered at this year's Berlinale, where it won the Grand Jury Prize. A haunting portrait of female adolescence, Hittman's debut feature It Felt Like Love was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards and is a New York Times Critics' Pick.
7 Days of Cinema, Day 4
It Felt Like Love
INTRO BY HEAD CURATOR URSULA GRISHAM
•Stream It Free Today
There's still time to get in on 7 Days of Cinema at Filmatique. Today's offering is It Felt Like Love.
During a long, languorous summer in South Brooklyn, teenage Lila hangs with her best friend Chiara and her new boyfriend, their constant intimacy a constant reminder that she is alone. When Lila meets Sammy, she becomes determined to prove that she too can be an object of desire.
After her sultry, evocative Beach Rats, Eliza Hittman's newest film Never Rarely Sometimes Always premiered at this year's Berlinale, where it won the Grand Jury Prize. A haunting portrait of female adolescence, Hittman's debut feature It Felt Like Love was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards and is a New York Times Critics' Pick.
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