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Film Screening - As the Tide Comes In

'As the Tide Comes in' is a silent film that explores the puzzling in-betweens moving from a toxic relationship into a healthy one, and all of the resistance that comes with that. "I felt it important to depict this film with no dialogue (and to reach across all borders) to truly represent all of the feelings and emotions that we can't express with words, but rather through heightening of the senses and experience."

Keana Marie was born in Nice, France to a Brazilian mother and a French father. At the age of 8, she moved to Miami, Florida and developed a passion for filmmaking. She would pick up her father's video camera, and at other times prop her laptop (using her laptop camera) on her shoulder in means of bringing to life her creativity. When she reached high school she attended Academy of Arts and Minds, a charter art school where she majored in theater and minored in film and photography. Upon graduation, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. Meanwhile, Keana, attended film school studying cinematography for a year before deciding to dedicate her time fully to acting. You may recognize her from the popular Netflix series 'Dash & Lily', brought to you by Shawn Levy (Stranger Things), Josh Barry (I'm Not Okay with This), Joe Tracz (A Series of Unfortunate Events) and Nick Jonas; in which she plays the role of Sofia. Keana Marie has won several awards for her first role in the film "Posthumous" and had recurring roles in Netflix's "Huge in France" and "Flaked". She also appeared in "The Goldbergs", "Life in Pieces", and other highly acclaimed tv shows. Coming-up, Keana will be seen as the lead in the feature film "Root Letter", alongside Danny Ramirez and Lydia Hearst. After falling in love with screenwriting in 2019, she made it her priority to get back to her roots and share her stories. 'As The Tide Comes In' is her directorial debut, she is soon to begin pre-production of her second short and currently writing her first feature.

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