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Strongman




Told with the kind of intimacy that can only be achieved with years of filming, Strongman follows the dreams and heartbreaking humanity of Stanless Steel—the only man alive who can bend a penny with his fingers—as he struggles to gain control of a world that seems constantly out of his grasp.
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at Slamdance 2009, this critically-acclaimed feature documentary that took ten years to make by fiercely independent means, is a labor of love and what cinema verité dreams are made of. After limited viewings in NYC, Strongman hasn't been available to the public, so don't miss out!
"A strange and strangely beautiful movie" Variety
"I watched with quiet fascination" Roger Ebert
"An outsider tale of lilting poignancy" New York Times
Post-Screening Q&A
Zach Levy has been a country music disc jockey, a patented inventor, a cameraman for Oprah and 60 Minutes, and is the creator of the best-selling Bush Cards. He is a graduate of Columbia University, and Strongman is his first feature film.
Tickets
$6 / DCTV Members
$8 / IFP, NYWIFT, Rooftop Films, Shooting People Members; and Students with ID
$10 / General
Purchase here. Doors open 7pm. No admittance after 8pm.
(Dir. Zachary Levy | 113 min | USA | 2009)
About DCTV Presents
DCTV Presents is DCTV's signature screening and event series that highlights innovative and provocative work from the independent filmmaking community. From screening films by emerging artists to hosting master classes led by renowned groundbreakers in the industry, each event offers the public a unique and inclusive opportunity to share, support and embrace truly independent art. All events are open to the public, and serve super cheap drinks, alcoholic & non!
Supporters
DCTV is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Art Works, and is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State legislature, and supported in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and by Bloomberg Philanthropies.



