Flying Film Festival Presents SOME KIND OF INTIMACY Film Review — What Are Animals Thinking?

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Sheep graze in a pasture. They are amusing and somewhat strange to watch. However, it is not until the audio of a phone call begins that the audience understands that something larger is at work. A man on the line asks, “Do you think animals know anything?” Now we watch the sheep with greater interest. Are they reacting? Are they feeling? It is up to the viewer to decide.

Those who are interested in animal behavior will want to watch the sheep in Some Kind of Intimacy.

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About the Author: Ryan Davis

Ryan Davis (@indieartsvoice) is a film publicist and communications professional with over ten years experience in the film industry and arts marketing. She is co-founder and Principal at Smarthouse Creative. Named by Media Inc. as one of Washington State's most influential women in film, TV, and media, Ryan has worked with outlets ranging from CNN and The New York Times, to community newspapers and local radio. She has worked in almost every aspect of the film business--from production and festivals to distribution, exhibition and sales.

Ryan worked for Arab Film Distribution/Typecast Films where she was part of the production and release of the Academy Award-nominated Iraq in Fragments. She has worked for a variety of nonprofit arts groups and organizations, including heading the marketing departments for Northwest Film Forum and Northwest Folklife, and was the assistant director of Couch Fest Films from 2010-2014. Ryan was on the jury for the International Documentary Challenge for 2012-3, and a juror for the 2015 Seattle Shorts Festival. Ryan currently sits on the board of The Grand Cinema in Tacoma, WA.

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