http://www.congestedcat.com/blog/2019/7/2/indieworks-august-recap The Films of the night: ¡Hola Kitty! (Directed by Daniel Burity) The film addresses the challenging issues of Latino illegal immigrants in the US. The main subject is a Latino immigrant who works in New York City in a Hello Kitty costume; a popular Japanese fictional character. Reflections at 29 (Directed by Tanmaya Shekhar) Tanmaya looks back on his life on the eve of his 29th birthday. Neighborhood (Directed by Ben Garchar) The lives of three strangers—a pigeon keeper, a webcam model, and a man haunted by ghosts—intertwine mysteriously amidst the backdrop of a rapidly gentrifying Bushwick. As One (Written & Produced by Tawny Sorensen, Directed by David Spaltro) Jill must put one foot in front of the other to move through her grief, and with connection she discovers that every mile has a story. Closet Supes (Written & Directed by Kesav Wable) Two East-Indian step-brothers, one straight and the other queer, host a podcast where they discuss queer innuendo in their favorite comics growing up. When a mysterious listener confronts one of them after an episode covering Hindu religious comics that were popular in 1980s India, the duo are taken on an unexpected journey.
