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RUSSIAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL The eighth annual monthlong celebration of Russian culture, at locations around the city. On Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., a free outdoor event with dance, music, crafts and children’s activities in Asser Levy Park (Seaside Park), Ocean Parkway and Seabreeze Avenue, Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Most events featured during the festival, sponsored by the Russian American Foundation, are free. Schedule: russianamericanfoundation.org. (212) 687-6118. SKATEBOARDING COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring professional and amateur skateboarders competing for awards and cash prizes in the Maloof Money Cup New York in a newly created skate park; the competition is closed to entrants but open to spectators. There will also be food, music and skateboard-themed activities. Presented by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation and the Maloof Money Cup. On Friday, from 6:30 to 10 p.m., related events are planned at the Queens Museum of Art in the park, including ticket giveaways, a talk and the opening of the exhibition “From the Banks to the Globe: The Geography of Skateboarding in New York City,” which will run through June 20 Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, near the former New York State Pavilion , maloofmoneycup.com; queensmuseum.org; Skating tickets are free but have to be picked up (first come first served) on Friday from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the Queens Museum of Art in the park. SPRING CRAFTS FESTIVAL Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., the 17th annual festival, on Broadway between 66th and 72nd Streets. STATEN ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL Friday and Saturday beginning at noon, films by local, national and international filmmakers at the St. George Theater, 35 Hyatt Street, as well as theaters at the College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory Boulevard. (718) 477-1400, sifilmfestival.org; $10 per screening. Passes are $15 to $150. (The $150 ticket includes special events, including the closing awards ceremony on Sunday at 6:30 p.m.) Page 14 of 154
Staten Island film festival picks: 'Code Name: Operation Black Thunder' By Kaitlin Cangro June 02, 2010, 5:22PM Courtesy of Edgar Jimz Lieutenant William Mark (Bill Geary, left) realizes Sergeant Frank Martinez (Edgar Jimz) knows too much inside information in "Code Name: Operation Black Thunder," a selection in the SINY Film Festival. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Generations of movie-goers have looked to “Superman” and “Batman” to save the day. Just when an entire town is about to give up hope, a man in a cape comes flying in. Cinematic rogue cops have pulled the same duty. Think Inspector Harry Callahan in “Dirty Harry” or Axel Foley in “Beverly Hills Cop.” Now, comes a police officer-turned-superhero: Sergeant Frank Martinez. Indie film fans can meet him in “Code Name: Operation Black Thunder,” playing at the SINY Film Festival, June 2-6. The story, by writer/director Edgar Jimz of Mariners Harbor, involves four FBI agents whose mission, Operation Black Thunder, is to stop a terrorist group from deploying a biological weapon in New York City. These terrorists have insiders in U.S. intelligence agencies. Seven other NYPD police officers, who are on suspension for charges of murder and robbery, are assigned to the mission because of their prior military experience. Martinez gets his hands on an Egyptian figure the same day that he is assigned to this mission. The figure is said to come from outerspace. When the figure breaks, Martinez finds a mask. Upon putting on this mask, his brain power is enhanced and he becomes Black Thunder, a violent man who eventually defeats this terrorist group. Jimz, a Corrections Department captain assigned to the Emergency Services Unit of the Manhattan Detention Complex, chatted with AWE about his film and how he incorporated his work as a corrections officer. Page 15 of 154
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