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synopsis Dimmer is a glimpse into the life of Mike, a blind teenager growing up with a gang of blind friends amid the decaying rust belt factories and neighborhoods of Buffalo, New York. Music by Interpol. director Talmage Cooley's first film, the comedy short Pol Pot's Birthday, premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and received numerous awards at festivals worldwide, including best film, best screenplay and audience awards. The film was featured in the January 2005 issue of American Cinematographer. Talmage's second film, Dimmer, a documentary short commissioned by the band Interpol, premiered at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival and has been invited to numerous international festivals. Dimmer was included in a special short film exhibit at the New York Museum of Modern Art in April 2005. A book of Talmage's photography and stories, Public Love, was published by Chronicle Books in 1999. Talmage is also a founder of PAX, a national non-profit organization widely recognized for its work in developing innovative cultural and media strategies to fight the gun violence crisis in America. Talmage was recently named by RES Magazine as one of "2005's Ten Most Innovative Talents" in its April 2005 issue. He was also named in Screen International magazine as one of their "10 Emerging Talents to Watch" in May 2005. He is working on several feature film projects and is represented by the Endeavor Agency in Los Angeles. Alumni filmography - Dimmer (2005) - Pol Pot's Birthday (2004) festivals Sundance, Florida, Aspen, Rotterdam, MOMA, Nashville, Filmstock (UK), Melbourne notes Director Talmage Cooley will be available for Q&A after the screening. related links
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