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Andrew Tilson

Co-founder and executive director of the Workers Unite! Film Festival, New York City's labor film festival, and an adjunct professor of film at SUNY/ESC.

Oct 21, 2026

6:01
Could you speak about some of the movies that you're looking forward to the most at the festival this year? Maybe some of the directors that are here with us today?
6:10
Yeah, today we have Frank Licari, who is the creator-director of a wonderful film called Undeliverable, which returns to the topic of Amazon, but from a slightly different lens, from the guys who are in charge, the contracting partners who are in charge of the last mile delivery.
6:29
So it's a fascinating movie about not only the bottom line, entry-level workers, but the guys who actually employ hundreds of people in different sections and how Amazon deals with them as well.
6:44
So it's a fascinating view.
6:47
And Frank brilliantly brings in some beautiful labor history, which a lot of our audience is probably not familiar with.
6:56
So we really appreciated his effort to put the whole issue of Amazon in context to the labor history.
7:04
That would be one wonderful movie.

35 MINS LATER

42:09
Can you tell us where people can go to see these movies? Any information people need to know about where this is screening, how they can get tickets,
6:01
Could you speak about some of the movies that you're looking forward to the most at the festival this year? Maybe some of the directors that are here with us today?
6:10
Yeah, today we have Frank Licari, who is the creator-director of a wonderful film called Undeliverable, which returns to the topic of Amazon, but from a slightly different lens, from the guys who are in charge, the contracting partners who are in charge of the last mile delivery.
6:29
So it's a fascinating movie about not only the bottom line, entry-level workers, but the guys who actually employ hundreds of people in different sections and how Amazon deals with them as well.
6:44
So it's a fascinating view.
6:47
And Frank brilliantly brings in some beautiful labor history, which a lot of our audience is probably not familiar with.
6:56
So we really appreciated his effort to put the whole issue of Amazon in context to the labor history.
7:04
That would be one wonderful movie.

35 MINS LATER

42:09
Can you tell us where people can go to see these movies? Any information people need to know about where this is screening, how they can get tickets,

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