LAUNCH OF INDEPENDENT FILM AND RECORD LABEL IN BROOKLYN INAUGURAL RELEASES ON SEPT 29, 2009 RONALD BRONSTEIN'S FROWNLAND AND DAMON & NAOMI'S 1001 NIGHTSMatt Grady, former Director of Production at Plexifilm, announced today the inception of FACTORY 25, a Brooklyn-based Film + Music Company. The label will concentrate on releasing films theatrically, digitally and on DVD, as well as in conceptualized limited edition DVD/Vinyl combination packages.Reminiscent of the salad days of early '90s indie record labels, FACTORY 25 brings the film and record company one step further. "What I learned at Plexifilm was that, despite the ephemeral nature and general unsightliness of various physical media (CDs, DVDs etc.), the discerning viewer and listener still wants their films and music in perfect analog or digital quality and packaged and presented as beautifully as possible," says Grady. "FACTORY 25's commitment to the aesthetic of the product itself, be it on vinyl or DVD, will take it to a higher level. We know our niche."On September 29, 2009, the label will release its two inaugural films, Ronald Bronstein's Frownland, a "Critic's Pick" at The New York Times - Manohla Dargis called it "personal cinema at its most uncompromising and fierce" and 1001 Nights, ...