All These Small Moments

  • Rainbow Bridge Rainbow Bridge

Showings

Lark Theatre Sat, Oct 6, 2018 8:15 PM
Lark Theatre Sun, Oct 7, 2018 8:45 PM
Film Info
Category:Mind the Gap
Section:US Cinema
Country:US
Year:2018
Running Time:84 min.
Director:Melissa Miller Costanzo
Producer:Lauren Avinoam
Katie Leary
Jed Mellick
Screenwriter:Melissa Miller Costanzo
Cinematographer:Adam Bricker
Editor:Russell Costanzo
Matt Garner
Cast:Brendan Meyer
Jemima Kirke
Molly Ringwald
Brian d’Arcy James
Sam McCarthy
Harley Quinn Smith
Print Source:Orion Classics
Note Writer:Elliott Breeden

Description

Howie Sheffield's road to adulthood is off to a rocky start. His arm is in a cast. His parent's growing tension hangs heavy in their New York brownstone. And he's infatuated with an alluring mystery woman who rides the same bus as him. As the title suggests, All These Small Moments carefully curates episodes from Howie's turbulent family life, his precarious dealings at school, and the interactions he manages with the mysterious blonde on the bus. These moments feel innately human and fresh thanks to an understated approach from first-time director Melissa Miller Costanzo. Working from her own script, Costanzo creates an engrossing tale of tumultuous adolescence and self-discovery, aided by a talented cast that includes Molly Ringwald (Riverdale), Jemima Kirke (Girls), Brian d'Arcy James (Spotlight, MVFF 2014), and Brendan Meyer (The OA) as Howie.

Expected Guests: Director Melissa Miller Costanzo; Producer Lauren Avinoam (All Screenings)

Director Rivkah Beth Medow; Producer Chrissy Mazzeo (Rainbow Bridge) (Oct. 6)

Included Shorts

Rainbow Bridge (8min) More

Additional Information

Melissa Miller Costanzo is a writer-director with the benefit of a decisive, visual point of view. Her first feature as a writer-director, All These Small Moments starring Molly Ringwald, Brian d’arcy James, Jemima Kirke, Brendan Meyer, and Harley Quinn Smith, had its world premiere at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in the spotlight narrative section. From her work in the art department on such award-winning films as The Fighter and Precious, as well as prestigious films like Barry Jenkins’ upcoming If Beale Street Could Talk, she’s developed an eye for detail and a perspective defined by experience.