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“Red Sea” by Savannah Vold in Moss Beach, Directed by Armon Mahdavi
“A literary translator in San Francisco is unexpectedly visited by her niece, who she has not seen since a tragic family event. The two spend the weekend together in a small coastal town, where on hilly drives and misty beachside walks, in front of the fire, and over glasses of wine and plates of rigatoni, they discuss the power of literature and the perils of translation, share grief and regret, and find compassion and companionship.
Winner of the Audience Award at the 2023 Lower East Side Film Festival, Armon Mahdavi’s debut feature is an assured minimalist work wrapped in fog and patience, presented in mournful landscapes and intimate interiors, marked by sensitive performances, gentle rhythms and quiet intensity.” - Spectacle Theatre
Fiction
“Un Chose, Jean”
By Savannah Vold
“Merna didn’t understand that the piano was his couch, table, and pew at the alter of some divine and magical power.”
Working Towards Something
“Seeing someone with their eyes closed, however, feels like being let in on a secret they trust you enough to keep”
“Always be a poet, even in prose”
— Charles Baudelaire