NECKING

Synopsis:

“Necking” is a meditation on love, dating, and the longevity of relationships from the perspective of those who know the subject better than anyone else—our elders. In this film, we’ll hear from three couples (all of whom have been married for over fifty years) and one widow as they muse over their relationships and offer some wise words about how to make a marriage work. These vignettes remind us that despite all the odds, true love really is still alive and kicking.


Awards:

Audience Award for Favorite Documentary Short -- Napa Valley Film Festival (2012)
Student Academy Awards Semi-Finalist (2012)
Best Documentary Short – River’s Edge International Film Festival (2011)
Best Student Film, Bronze Level – Oregon Film Awards (2011)
Best Family Film -- Alaska International Film Awards (2012)


Screenings:

MARCH 2013
Sierra Canyon Film Festival (Chatsworth, CA)

NOVEMBER 2012
Napa Valley Film Festival (Napa, CA)
Oaxaca Film Festival (Oaxaca, Mexico)
Red Rock Film Festival (St. George, UT)

SEPTEMBER 2012
DC Shorts Film Festival (Washington, D.C.)

JULY 2012
San Francisco Frozen Film Festival (San Francisco, CA)
ARTSCAPE (Baltimore, MD) 

JUNE 2012
Palm Springs International Short Film Market (Palm Springs, CA)
Documentary Edge Festival (Wellington, New Zealand)

MAY 2012
Student Academy Awards Semifinals (New York, NY)
Documentary Edge Festival (Auckland/Wellington, New Zealand)
Maryland Film Festival (Baltimore, MD) 
Tupelo Film Festival (Tupelo, MS)

APRIL 2012 
Indie Spirit Film Festival (Colorado Springs, CO)
River Bend Film Festival (South Bend, IN) 
Documentary Edge Festival (Auckland, New Zealand)

MARCH 2012
Vail Film Festival (Vail, CO)
Sun Valley Film Festival (Sun Valley, ID)

FEBRUARY 2012
Macon Film Festival (Macon, GA)

NOVEMBER 2011
Asheville Cinema Festival (Asheville, NC)
River’s Edge International Film Festival (Paducah, KY)
 


Credits:

Directed by: Lindsay Lindenbaum
Original Music by: Angelo Spagnolo
Featuring: Cis & Tony Carillo, Marcia & Arthur Jacobs, Ruth & Barney Kipperman, Clarissa Metzger