The time of year has rolled around again for GenArt’s film festival from today through August 14th. Each evening begins with a cocktail reception from 6:30-7:30pm and the evening continues with a screening, and is followed by Q&A with the actors and after parties at Gallery Bar on the LES. Check out the official details here. The lineup looks a little something like this.

Wednesday, August 8:

Feature film: “Missed Connections” directed by Martin Snyder; starring Jon Abrahams, Mickey Sumner – Comedy

Short film: “Old Man” directed by Leah Shore – Animated Documentary

Thursday, August 9:

Feature film: “Privacy” directed by Jorg Ihle; starring John Shepard, Gina Busch – Thriller

Short film: “Rolling on the Floor Laughing” directed by Russell Harbaugh– Drama

Friday, August 10:

Feature film: “The Magic Life” directed by Nelson Cheng – Documentary

Short film: “Cadaver” directed by Jonah Ansell; starring Christopher Lloyd, Kathy Bates, Tavi Gevinson – Animation

Saturday, August 11:

Feature film: “Leave Me Like You Found Me” directed by Adele Romanski; starring Megan Boone, David Nordstrom – Drama

Short film: “Latch Key” directorial debut from Jaime King; starring Spencer Susser, Kyle Newman – Drama

Sunday, August 12:

Feature film: “The Silent Thief” directed by Jennifer Clary; starring Toby Hemingway, Cody Longo, Scout Taylor-Compton, Kurt Fuller, John Billingsley – Thriller

Short film: “Reform” directed by Jamal Caesar; starring Jake Hoffman – Drama

 Monday, August 13:

Feature film: “Kid-Thing,” A Zellner Brothers film; starring Sydney Aguirre, David Wingo, Nathan, David Zellner – Drama

Short film: “Carbon for Water” directed by Evan Abramson and Carmen Lopez Abramson – Documentary

Tuesday, August 14:

Feature film: “The Kitchen” directed by Ishai Shetton; starring Laura Prepon, Dreama Walker, Bryan Greenberg – Comedy – *World Premiere

Short film: “Literally, Right Before Aaron” directorial debut from Ryan Eggold; starring Adam Rose, Lindsey Kraft – Comedy