The awards at this year’s Indie Memphis Film Festival will be presented tonight at a party at the Hi-Tone Cafe. Shortly afterward, Indie Memphis will announce encore bookings for next week. Check back here late tonight for all that info. But before that, there’s a full slate of festival activity today at both Studio on the Square and the Brooks Museum of Art. Our picks for the day’s best bets. As always, all screenings at Studio unless otherwise noted:
Pick of the Day: The Hand of Fatima (5:45 p.m.)
Filmmaker Augusta Palmer investigates her late father, the renowned, Memphis-connected rock critic Robert Palmer. Chris Davis goes in-depth on The Hand of Fatima here. Palmer is scheduled to attend. Prior to the screening, at 4:50 p.m., former members of the Memphis alt-rock band the Hellcats will perform outside at the “Festival Cafe” under the name “Friends of Bob Palmer.”
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