Matt Dunnerstick is an American film director.His first film, The
Custom Mary, premiered at the 2011 New York International Latino Film
Festival and also at the 2012 San Diego Black Film Festival, where it
simultaneously won Best Cutting Edge film and Best Religious Topic
Film, in addition to being nominated for Best Director, Best Feature,
and Best Overall Film. It went on to play through the indie film
circuit, particularly at Latino and Black film festivals, winning 8
awards and 4 nominations in the process.He is also involved in
numerous digital art projects, including the author CAPitALLism
(2003), a manifesto on progressive tax and maximum wage that has been
feature in various galeries and art installations such as FILE,
Rhizome, and a minima. His piece Spreading self-authority (2007) has
been featured in the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest.
Custom Mary, premiered at the 2011 New York International Latino Film
Festival and also at the 2012 San Diego Black Film Festival, where it
simultaneously won Best Cutting Edge film and Best Religious Topic
Film, in addition to being nominated for Best Director, Best Feature,
and Best Overall Film. It went on to play through the indie film
circuit, particularly at Latino and Black film festivals, winning 8
awards and 4 nominations in the process.He is also involved in
numerous digital art projects, including the author CAPitALLism
(2003), a manifesto on progressive tax and maximum wage that has been
feature in various galeries and art installations such as FILE,
Rhizome, and a minima. His piece Spreading self-authority (2007) has
been featured in the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest.
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