The red carpet was full of photographers and TV crews and other guests included leads from 3 of the films, Rory Culkin from “Lymelife”, Jess Wexler from “Peter & Vandy” and former model Sarah Ziff from “Picture Me-A Model’s Diary”. Also on hand were the directors of the latter two mentioned films, many of the short film directors and a variety of others including Laura Breckenridge just off her stint as the naughty teacher on “Gossip Girl”, along with “Gossip Girl” mean girl team member Dreama Walker. [read more]

Winners of the 2009 Gen Art Film Festival presented by Acura announced in a cocktail-fueled presentation at nightspot BLVD. [read more]

Gen Art's 14th Annual Film Festival presented by Acura opened with a huge splash with the New York premiere of "Lymelife". Joining the film director Derik Martini (and brother screenwriter Steven Martini) were the films' stars Alec Baldwin, Jill Hennessy, Kieran & Rory Culkin and Emma Roberts. [read more]

Interviews with "Picture Me" directors Ole Schell and Sara Ziff, as well Jesse Sorensen and Patrick Barry from the short film "Veer!" [read more]

Gen Art's Film Festival 2009 New York premiere of Gigantic, directed by Matt Aselton, with after-party at 1OAK with sponsored bar provided by Three Olives Vodka and Dos Equis Beer. The film stars Paul Dano, Zooey Deschanel, John Goodman, Edward Asner and Jane Alexander. [read more]

On Tuesday, April 7th, the Gen Art Film Festival featured Finding Bliss, directed by Julie Davis. Finding Bliss was accompanied by the short film Boob, and the evening concluded with a fabulous after-party at BLVD. [read more]

On Friday, April 3rd, the Gen Art Film Festival featured Peter & Vandy, directed by Jay DiPietro. Peter & Vandy was accompanied by the short film Bridge, and the evening concluded with a fabulous after-party at Hudson Terrace [read more]

Video interviews with Gabriel Sunday, Brooke Nevin, director David Lee Miller and Mallory June at the premiere of My Suicide at the Gen Art Film Festival. [read more]

Davidjr.com catches up with "Punching the Clown" actor Henry Phillips and director Gregori Viens on the red carpet. Chadd Harbold and Bryan Gaynor discuss their short film "Asshole". [read more]