#Malarkey Film Festival

[reubenhernandez]

Settling Up live screening at Malarkey Film Festival

Settling Up is screening live tonight at the Malarkey Film Festival at 6:30 pm at 3 Dollar Bill (260 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY 11206). We’re excited to screen Settling Up in front of a live audience again. More info here.

[betsythegremlin]

Lookie! Baby’s first “laurels”! My drama pilot, Just Gone, made it through the second round of judging at the Austin Film Festival screenwriting competition! It’s not a semi finalist or finalist spot but as my first real submission making it this far feels great!

[arcaneraven]

rules: answer 30 questions and tag 20 blogs you are contractually obligated to know better

Tagged by: @onlyhereforinteractivestories

Tagging: I dont know anyone on Tumblr hhh

Name/nickname: Sparrowhawk, obvs people call me Sparrow, others calls me Hawks

Gender: Non-Binary (they/them/bastard)

Star sign: Aries

Height: 5'7

Time: 1.29am

Birthday: March 21st

Favorite bands: Oh hellos, mother mother, the clash, set it off and the great Malarkey

Favorite solo Artists: no clue lmao

Song stuck in my head: Icarus from Bastille oml it wont go a w a y

Last movie: Your Name!! One of my favourite films

Last show: The umbrella Academy. On episode 2 and I simp for everyone already. Everyone hates Luther and that makes me sad I like him so far :V

When did you create this blog: A few weeks ago. I only came for the wayhaven fandom

What do I post: My art, writing and I guess random things on my mind

Last thing I googled: o h g o d "How does it feel to be electrocuted." I'm a writer jm fine I'm not planning anything!

Do I get asks: Nope

Why I chose my url: I like ravens. I like magic. I wanted a dark academia sounding name so... here we go.

Following: 35

Followers:  4! Already got 4! So surprised ngl.

Average hours of sleep: ??? No idea. I'm not sure I wake up 3 times every night or more I'm such a light sleeper its not funny.

Lucky number: 549. It's the "slave number" I gave my first ever oc and the character sort of made it their lucky number and in turn so did I.

Instruments: Does slamming my head on the desk count? I'm pretty good at that when I'm struggling to draw anatomy

What I’m wearing: Vest and pants, wrapped in a bakugo blanket. I'm in bed I'm so fashionable.

Dream job: Comic book artist, or to be hired by hosted games... I'm currently working on my writing portfolio and I really want to give it a shot haha.

Dream trip: Hay on Wye. The town of books in Wales. Theres more book shops there than anything else! My favourite place in the world I go every year for the book festival... I wish I lived there haha

Last book I read: Wayhaven counts right? Wayhaven. Yes.

Favorite food: Baked beans on toast

Nationality: BritisH

Favorite song: London Calling by the clash

Top three fictional universes: Pokemon, seraph of the end and how to train your dragon!

Thankyou for tag I've not had anyone tag me on tumblr and ooo it nice knowing someone remembers I exist :D

[babelsquirrel]

Lastly, after searching around, tripped over this decade-old video of Michael Malarkey and his wife Nadine Lewington. It’s a bizarre short that I can’t make heads or tales of, but eh, it’s got a whump quality, I love the ‘floor tiles’ (for lack of better description) bouncing up and down. I  never even saw Michael till I tuned into PBB, having totally missed Vampire Diaries, but now I’m digging back on to other stuff he’s done, but I’ll have to say Quinn is my top fav.

[cineastua]

BURDER from charlie hankin on Vimeo.

A young birdwatcher runs for his life after witnessing a bird-on-bird murder. When he finds himself cornered, it's man versus bird, and only one can make it out alive.

Directed, Written, and Animated by Charlie Hankin Sound by Jay Culliton Original Score by Mike Malarkey

OFFICIAL SELECTION: Flickers' Rhode Island Film Festival 2021 South Dakota Film Festival 2021 Calgary International Film Festival 2021 HollyShorts Film Festival 2021 Anima Brussels International Film Festival 2022 Dam Short Film Festival 2022 REGARD - Saguenay International Short Film Festival 2022 Omaha Film Festival 2022 Toronto Animation Arts Festival International 2022 Athens International Film + Video Festival 2022 Annecy Festival 2022 Just For Laughs Eat My Shorts 2022 Festival Funcinema 2022 Villa de Leyva International Independent Film Festival 2022 Festival SPASM 2022

WINNER Jury Award for Excellence in Animation - South Dakota Film Festival

FINALIST Los Angeles Animation Festival 2021

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[artwalktv]

A young birdwatcher runs for his life after witnessing a bird-on-bird murder. When he finds himself cornered, it's man versus bird, and only one can make it out alive. Directed, Written, and Animated by Charlie Hankin Sound by Jay Culliton Original Score by Mike Malarkey OFFICIAL SELECTION: Flickers' Rhode Island Film Festival 2021 South Dakota Film Festival 2021 Calgary International Film Festival 2021 HollyShorts Film Festival 2021 Anima Brussels International Film Festival 2022 Dam Short Film Festival 2022 REGARD - Saguenay International Short Film Festival 2022 Omaha Film Festival 2022 Toronto Animation Arts Festival International 2022 Athens International Film + Video Festival 2022 Annecy Festival 2022 Just For Laughs Eat My Shorts 2022 Festival Funcinema 2022 Villa de Leyva International Independent Film Festival 2022 Festival SPASM 2022 WINNER Jury Award for Excellence in Animation - South Dakota Film Festival FINALIST Los Angeles Animation Festival 2021 https://bit.ly/3T7kJRs

[chrisfurby]

First showing for ‘IN THE SWIM’ at the Malarkey Film Festival in London, 

23 June 2022.

[hotfps]

Charles explores the gray areas of his own sexuality after going through an unexpected breakup. WINNER Special Mention - Outfest OFFICIAL SELECTION New Orleans Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival FEATURED ON Short of the Week: www.shortoftheweek.com/2020/10/12/flex/ Written, Produced by and Starring Charles Gould Featuring Charles Rogers, Ellington Wells, Brianna Baker, Owen Morgan, Kevin Avery, Jake Elitzer, Janna Bossier, Greg Johnson, and Max Aria Director & Editor - Matt Porter Producer - Caroline Creaghead Co-Producer & Production Designer - Francesca Smith Director of Photography - Patrick Ouziel Gaffer - Dave Wilwayco Key Grip - Shaeden Gallegos Assistant Camera - Adam Lee Hair & Makeup - Carmen Dianne Art Assistant - Samantha Drake Original Score - Mike Malarkey Sound Design - Jay Culliton Visual Effects - Eric Overton charlesgouldcomedy.com mrmattporter.com creaghead.com

[aronsonfilm]

Flex from Matt Porter on Vimeo.

Charles explores the gray areas of his own sexuality after going through an unexpected breakup.

WINNER Special Mention - Outfest

OFFICIAL SELECTION New Orleans Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival

FEATURED ON Short of the Week: shortoftheweek.com/2020/10/12/flex/

Written, Produced by and Starring Charles Gould

Featuring Charles Rogers, Ellington Wells, Brianna Baker, Owen Morgan, Kevin Avery, Jake Elitzer, Janna Bossier, Greg Johnson, and Max Aria

Director & Editor - Matt Porter Producer - Caroline Creaghead Co-Producer & Production Designer - Francesca Smith Director of Photography - Patrick Ouziel Gaffer - Dave Wilwayco Key Grip - Shaeden Gallegos Assistant Camera - Adam Lee Hair & Makeup - Carmen Dianne Art Assistant - Samantha Drake

Original Score - Mike Malarkey Sound Design - Jay Culliton Visual Effects - Eric Overton

charlesgouldcomedy.com mrmattporter.com creaghead.com

[reubenhernandez]

Settling Up screening at Malarkey Film Festival

My short film, Settling Up, will screen at the Malarkey Film Festival in the Malarkey X Blackmagic: Introductory Micro Shorts competition on June 17th at 6 pm EST. This is a FREE virtual event, with a $10 Suggested Donation. All donations for this event go directly to Public Assistants and you can RSVP here.

[apocalypticmovierp]

‘Mandibles’: Quentin Dupieux’s Giant Insect Malarkey Is Pretty Goddamn Fly [Venice Review]

It’s a proper shame we’re not allowed physical contact at the moment, because Quentin Dupieux‘s “Mandibles,” among its many other silly pleasures, offers up a modified fist-bump-style handshake that could easily have swept the Venice Film Festival campus as the greeting du jour any other year. It involves both participants forming their hand into bull’s horns and then briefly interlocking their outstretched fists while saying “Toro” (because of the bull thing) preceded or followed by a description of what you’re “Toro”-ing about.

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[suzylwade]

Let’s Go To San Diego You’re gonna need to eat whilst in San Diego so let’s do this, shall we?! French food through the lens of Southern California - that’s the gist of ‘Jeune et Jolie’. The food is like the space: beautiful, thoughtful and special. Make a reservation and come early - that way you can grab a seat at the raw bar. Whilst your there order some oysters and mussels and peruse the drink menu. They call their cocktails “exploratory” but don’t let that put you off they just want you to know the drinks are inspired by the Belle Epoque. If you’re feeling it order from the absinthe menu and brace for impact. Equally exciting is something called a ‘Madagascar' (a concoction built on peanut butter brandy and vanilla honey) or play it safe with the wine list. When it’s time to eat don’t skimp on the pain et beurre (yes the bread and butter — but not just any bread and butter: rich, pillowy milk bread and perfectly executed baguette with a side of Normandy butter). Then try the ‘scallops with sunchokes and don’t leave until you get the ‘mille feuille au chocolat’ or the ‘citron vacherin’. Oh hell, get them both and the ‘vin santo’ this place is that special. ‘Herb & Wood’ is as much the name of this Little Italy restaurant as its design ethos with its wooden plank ceiling (inside and out) generous greenery and plant-forward menu. To be fair the menu is fish and meat-forward too which means this place suits everyone. Chef Brian Malarkey’s menu changes frequently but expect things like crispy potatoes with lemon vinaigrette and Parmesan as well as mushroom truffle pizza with goat cheese and a festive drink menu with feisty cocktails like a Bourbon & Honey with chilli oil. Then expect to stay a while — ‘Herb & Wood’ makes for a delightful evening. #neonurchin #neonurchinblog #dedicatedtothethingswelove #suzyurchin #ollyurchin #art #music #photography #fashion #film #words #pictures #neon #urchin #sandiego #letsgotosandiego #beach #surf #bordertown #littleitaly #shopping #mezcal #californianculture #beachculture (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7k8fnBgbHg/?igshid=16kp07oi4arat

[gyrlversion]

How Alaska Thunderfuck Is Creating Safe Spaces For Queens, Femmes, And Everyone

By Evan Ross Katz

“Everything must be leopard print,” Alaska Thunderfuck declares on the second track of hew new album, Vagina. True to form, as she entered RuPaul’s DragCon on Saturday morning (May 25), everything was leopard print — the dress, the headband, the gloves, and her four minions, who flanked the queen in leopard print bodysuits that fully covered their faces. Subtle? Not quite.

But subtlety has never been part of Thunderfuck’s brand.

As the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars 2, Alaska was on hand not just to spread the word about the first-ever Drag Queen of the Year Pageant, which Thunderfuck organized on Sunday evening, but to give fans their first listen of the album.

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“It was really a surprise,” she tells MTV News of  the album, which dropped on Friday without any promotion. “I think we just had a lot of stuff going on and I was just like… DragCon weekend, let’s just do it.” And so it was: a brand new album, the third solo LP from the singer, and her first in three years. The album follows 2015’s Anus, which included her hit single “This Is My Hair” and “Your Makeup Is Terrible,” and 2016’s Poundcake, featuring  dis track “The T” and “Race Chaser,” the latter of which inspired her Drag Race podcast with fellow Drag Race alum, Willam.

Unlike past albums, which have featured Drag Race alum like Adore, Miss Fame, Laganja Estranja, Vagina contains no guest stars. It’s also somewhat of a shift in tone for the artist thematically. Compare the lyrics from Anus (“This is my hair / This is my hair / This is my hair / This is my hair / I don’t wear wigs / This is my hair / This is my hair / This is my hair / This is my hair / I don’t wear wigs”) to Vagina (“I take a look around the world and it blows my mind / Men have fucked up this planet since the dawn of time / What, Noah’s Ark-y, such malarkey / Brick by brick we disassemble the patriarchy”) and it couldn’t be more clear.

“Some of the message is I like to get wasted at nightclubs and get thrown out,” she says. “Some of the message is that, like a lot of people, I’m fuckin’ pissed off at how women are treated in this fuckin’ country and in this world. So I just write what I’m feeling and that’s something I feel a lot.”

And that passion to express what’s on her mind can be heard on her popular Drag Race podcast, which is focused on the weekly discussion, dissection and dissemination of the show. “I care deeply about Drag Race and drag. It’s my life and it changed my life,” she says. “I think of us like commentators, like on the Super Bowl you know how Terry Bradshaw sits there and is like ‘this guy’s really good this season…’ like we do that… just with Drag Race. I’m the Terry Bradshaw of drag. Not Carrie Bradshaw,” she stresses, “Terry!”

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Alaska Thunderfuck and Willam Belli perform at 2019 Tribeca Film Festival

Her efforts to make predominantly male-oriented spaces more accepting of women and femmes also extends to her drag pageant, which included non-binary and transgender contestants as well as cisgender women, or what’s sometimes-but-not-always referred to as bio-queens. Additionally, the panel of judges featured five women: Drag Race stars Gia, Jiggly Caliente, and Peppermint, as well as comedian Nicole Byer and drag king Landon Cider.

“I think Alaska is probably one of the most important drag queens to the drag community simply because she’s not afraid to do what’s uncomfortable in order to do what’s right,” the night’s winner, Abhora, says when asked what makes Alaska so special to so many in both the LGBT community and sub-community of drag performers.

“I’m blown away by the level of talent and fierceness that all eight contestants brought to the show,” Thunderfuck says. “We did this competition as an experiment, to see what would happen in a pageant that was open to everyone, with diversity and inclusivity in mind. It’s a really fun art form where anus-thing is possible, truly,” she concludes before being whisked back down to the main floor of the Con.

There, I watch as countless fans — many of them teens and younger, dressed as the fearless Ms. Alaska Thunderfuck — wait for the chance to meet their queen, a leader who truly practices what she preaches: equality among all genders and leopard-print boldness.

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[cineastua]

Flex from Matt Porter on Vimeo.

Charles explores the gray areas of his own sexuality after going through an unexpected breakup.

WINNER Special Mention - Outfest

OFFICIAL SELECTION New Orleans Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival

FEATURED ON Short of the Week: shortoftheweek.com/2020/10/12/flex/

Written, Produced by and Starring Charles Gould

Featuring Charles Rogers, Ellington Wells, Brianna Baker, Owen Morgan, Kevin Avery, Jake Elitzer, Janna Bossier, Greg Johnson, and Max Aria

Director & Editor - Matt Porter Producer - Caroline Creaghead Co-Producer & Production Designer - Francesca Smith Director of Photography - Patrick Ouziel Gaffer - Dave Wilwayco Key Grip - Shaeden Gallegos Assistant Camera - Adam Lee Hair & Makeup - Carmen Dianne Art Assistant - Samantha Drake

Original Score - Mike Malarkey Sound Design - Jay Culliton Visual Effects - Eric Overton

charlesgouldcomedy.com mrmattporter.com creaghead.com

[artwalktv]

Charles explores the gray areas of his own sexuality after going through an unexpected breakup. WINNER Special Mention - Outfest OFFICIAL SELECTION New Orleans Film Festival, Hollyshorts, Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival FEATURED ON Short of the Week: https://bit.ly/2HpQxSn Written, Produced by and Starring Charles Gould Featuring Charles Rogers, Ellington Wells, Brianna Baker, Owen Morgan, Kevin Avery, Jake Elitzer, Janna Bossier, Greg Johnson, and Max Aria Director & Editor - Matt Porter Producer - Caroline Creaghead Co-Producer & Production Designer - Francesca Smith Director of Photography - Patrick Ouziel Gaffer - Dave Wilwayco Key Grip - Shaeden Gallegos Assistant Camera - Adam Lee Hair & Makeup - Carmen Dianne Art Assistant - Samantha Drake Original Score - Mike Malarkey Sound Design - Jay Culliton Visual Effects - Eric Overton charlesgouldcomedy.com mrmattporter.com creaghead.com

[emeson]

The first of the month seems as good a time as any to announce my first directorial debut film called The Super, under the @lentonfilms marquee and in association with KNGSMN productions..

I’d like to thank the cast and crew for bringing my scribbles, quibbles and doodles to life. You guys are phenomenal!

The Super is currently on the festival run and I’m truly honoured that it’s been selected and continues to be. Thank you!

Blessings to cast #ikederby #arthurmonroe #rayramond who couldn’t care less for ‘social media malarkey’ 😃

The Super release date is to be confirmed after the festival run later this year. Many thanks! (at It’s A Film Production) https://www.instagram.com/p/BudhDFigq0s/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1kg38bpub48nr