The opening title sequence for the documentary Editorial Bruguera beautifully references old lithographic film overlays.

Photographer Keith Loutit creates these amazing time-lapse short films using the process of tilt-shift miniature faking. You can see more of his films on Vimeo.

On Election Night, Rooftop Films will have a screening of Shola Lynch’s revealing documentary, Chisholm ’72 at the IFC Center.

In 1972, when Shirley Chisholm, a brilliant black congresswoman from Brooklyn boldly bid for the presidency, women had barely made it out of the kitchen, and the Civil Rights Act was still new. But, here was eloquent, composed, audacious Shirley Chisholm — not only the first black woman in Congress, but the first woman to run for the nation’s highest office — demanding that the body politic actually represent all the American people.

The July 4th weekend sets Summer off in full swing. To experience the best of “free” NYC check our friend and client, Sharon Pendana‘s incredible Free list. Already in it’s 3rd version, the list contains concerts, films and other happenings in the city. Download a copy from her blog, its free!