For the New Yorkers

This is from NOAH. I apologize for the repeat if you read this blog on the NOAH site - but as most of my readers read directly from the blog, and many live in the New York area, I thought I'd pick this up from the NOAH Desk because I thought some of you would be interested. Here ya go!

From the Desk of NOAH
Albinism Documentary, 'Butterfly', showing in NYC

Directed by Yulia Mahr, 'Butterfly" is short documentary about a young Scottish swimmer with albinism called Gemma Sherry.
The film is showing as part of a series of shorts called All Truisms. Tickets and more information about this film are available through the Tribeca website.This film will be showing in competition at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York in the coming weeks.
The screening times are:
April 24th 4pm (AMC Village VII)
April 26th 12.00pm (AMC Village VII)
April 29th 7.30pm (AMC 19th Street East)
May 1st 5pm (Village East Cinemas)
May 4th 1pm (Village East Cinemas)
'Butterfly' was nominated for a BAFTA (Scotland) and received its world premiere at the Edinburgh Film festival. It has gone on to play around the world, and apart from New York can next be seen in North America, at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival in Vancouver.

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