A Sunday afternoon series presented by The Cinema Society of Kingston. Series curator Stephen Lee Naish will introduce each film.

In the early 2000s and onwards, a wave of young filmmakers turned handheld cameras on their friendships, their relationships, and the awkward moments in between and created a unique movement in American independent film which was termed Mumblecore. Expect small budgets and big feelings! 

About The Curator: Stephen Lee Naish is a British/Canadian writer and author of numerous books on film, politics, and pop culture. His writing has appeared in The Quietus, Cineaction, Aquarium Drunkard , and Dirty Movies . His books include Create or Die: Essays on the Artistry of Dennis Hopper (AUP), Deconstructing Dirty Dancing (Zero Books) , and Music and Sound in the Films of Dennis Hopper (Routledge) with more coming in 2026 with Intellect and Bloomsbury. Steve also sits on the Editorial Board of Film International. He lives in Kingston with his family and with a cat named Puff.

All tickets only $10 (hst included!).