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Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 1 PM (Whitsell Auditorium)
Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 12:30 PM (Whitsell Auditorium)
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THE FACTORY
DIRECTOR: Aly Muritiba - BRAZIL
A mother and her imprisoned son carefully prepare for her crucial visit to the penitentiary in honor of a very special occasion. (15 mins.)
See SHORT CUTS I: INTERNATIONAL TIES to purchase tickets.
A mother and her imprisoned son carefully prepare for her crucial visit to the penitentiary in honor of a very special occasion. (15 mins.)
See SHORT CUTS I: INTERNATIONAL TIES to purchase tickets.
Interests:
Short Cuts.
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Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 6 PM (World Trade Center Theater)
Fri, Feb 15, 2013 at 6 PM (World Trade Center Theater)
Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 8:45 PM (Cinema 21)
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A FIERCE GREEN FIRE
DIRECTOR: Mark Kitchell - UNITED STATES
One of the great social movements of the 20th century, environmentalism continues as an urgent force in the 21st. Kitchell’s passionate film charts the advent of the modern environmental movement, from the early conservation causes of John Muir to the formation of landmark organizations like the Sierra Club and Greenpeace, to the creation of events like Earth Day and the continuing evolution of public conversation about the growing threats of pollution, climate change, overharvesting, and their effects on both our ecology and society. An essential primer for anyone interested in a broad overview of a remarkable era of global activism...
One of the great social movements of the 20th century, environmentalism continues as an urgent force in the 21st. Kitchell’s passionate film charts the advent of the modern environmental movement, from the early conservation causes of John Muir to the formation of landmark organizations like the Sierra Club and Greenpeace, to the creation of events like Earth Day and the continuing evolution of public conversation about the growing threats of pollution, climate change, overharvesting, and their effects on both our ecology and society. An essential primer for anyone interested in a broad overview of a remarkable era of global activism or anyone who might agree with one advocate’s observation: “There’s no Hispanic air. There’s no African-American air. There’s air! And if you breathe air—and most people I know do breathe air—then I would consider you an environmentalist.” (114 mins.)
Selected Filmography: Berkeley in the Sixties (90)
Sponsored by Chipotle.
FILM REVIEW
Interests:
Documentary.
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Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 12 PM (Whitsell Auditorium)
Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 12 PM (Whitsell Auditorium)
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FISHING WITHOUT NETS
DIRECTOR: Cutter Hodierne - UNITED STATES/KENYA
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Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 9:15 PM (Regal Lloyd Center 10)
Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 5:15 PM (Regal Lloyd Center 10)
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FLICKER
DIRECTOR: Patrik Eklund - SWEDEN
Eklund’s surreal, acid-drenched film has been described as being like a Coen Brothers version of “The Office.” A deadpan comedy about phone towers, online dating, the odd tarantula, and a militant group of people allergic to electricity, Flicker is set in the small town of Backberga where a local telecom company is planning to freshen up its profile under a clueless CEO. Meanwhile, the accounts person is trying to find love online, the cleaning lady fancies herself an inventor, and, out in the field, the linesman toys with death. Weaving in and out of these individual stories, Eklund offers a...
Eklund’s surreal, acid-drenched film has been described as being like a Coen Brothers version of “The Office.” A deadpan comedy about phone towers, online dating, the odd tarantula, and a militant group of people allergic to electricity, Flicker is set in the small town of Backberga where a local telecom company is planning to freshen up its profile under a clueless CEO. Meanwhile, the accounts person is trying to find love online, the cleaning lady fancies herself an inventor, and, out in the field, the linesman toys with death. Weaving in and out of these individual stories, Eklund offers a bittersweet satire while building a warm, if often absurd, picture of ordinary people trying to find their place in a rapidly changing world. (100 mins.)
First Feature.
Winner of the Best Swedish Feature Award at the Gothenburg International Film Festival.
FILM REVIEW
Interests:
New Directors,
Narrative Feature,
Comedy.
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