The Downtown Festival: The Water is Always Warm + Q&A

The Water is Always Warm, a film by Morgan Krantz
New York Premiere

THE WATER IS ALWAYS WARM follows the dissolution of a friendship after one friend becomes involved in a controversial religion. The haunted comedy unfolds through a series of dinners that take place over the course of several years, each date farther apart than the last, until finally there are no more.

Q&A with Morgan Krantz, moderated by SPECIAL GUEST

ABOUT THE DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL:
The Downtown Festival is a multidisciplinary celebration of independent film, music, art, and culture held across Lower Manhattan each October. Founded and directed by filmmaker Rebekah Sherman-Myntti, the festival brings together artists across disciplines and generations through film premieres, anniversary screenings, live music performances, artist talks, and special one-night-only events. Programming is led by Sherman-Myntti and Associate Director Briana Bursten, with a focus on discovery, experimentation, community, and genuine artist-to-artist exchange. The festival’s film program runs October 9-18 at Roxy Cinema, with additional programming and special events taking place all over downtown.