New Face of Buffalo directed by Kanchalee Wijakpaisarn and Jesse Deganis Librera

By Barbara Ann O'Leary on August 3, 2016 Video of the Day

Kanchalee Wijakpaisarn interned with #DirectedbyWomen last summer during the lead up to the first Worldwide Film Viewing Party. She did SO MUCH to support women film directors and the film lovers who relish their work. Let’s support her now! Explore — and back — the New Face of Buffalo project on their website!

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Festival Des Deutschen Films Ludwigshafen am Rhein Ludwigshafen am Rhein

22augAll Day09sepFestival Des Deutschen Films Ludwigshafen am RheinLudwigshafen am RheinCountry:Germany

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Films #DirectedbyWomen during September include... 1000 Arten Regen zu beschreiben directed by Isa Prahl Ava directed by Sadaf Foroughi Der Buchladen der Florence Green directed by Isabel Coixet Der Nesthocker directed by Franziska Meyer Price Die defekte Katze directed by Susan Gordanshekan Endlich Witwer directed

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Films #DirectedbyWomen during September include…

1000 Arten Regen zu beschreiben directed by Isa Prahl

Ava directed by Sadaf Foroughi

Der Buchladen der Florence Green directed by Isabel Coixet

Der Nesthocker directed by Franziska Meyer Price

Die defekte Katze directed by Susan Gordanshekan

Endlich Witwer directed by Pia Strietmann

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Frankfurt, Dezember 17 directed by Petra K. Wagner

Für immer schweigen (Solo für Weiss) directed by Maria von Heland

Loving Vincent directed by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman

Messi und Maud directed by Marleen Jonkman

Rufmord directed by Viviane Andereggen

Weit. Die Geschichte von einem Weg um die Welt directed by Gwendolin Weisser and Patrick Allgaier

Wer hat eigentlich die Liebe erfunden? directed by Kerstin Polte

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Ludwigshafen am Rhein

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The Nightingale directed by Jennifer Kent

29augAll Day08sepThe Nightingale directed by Jennifer KentVenezia 75 CompetitionVenice, ItalyCountry:Italy

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Running Time: 136’ Country: Australia Main Cast: Aisling Franciosi, Sam Claflin, Baykali Ganambarr, Damon Herriman, Harry Greenwood, Ewen Leslie, Michael Sheasby, Charlie Shotwell

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Running Time: 136’
Country: Australia
Main Cast: Aisling Franciosi, Sam Claflin, Baykali Ganambarr, Damon Herriman, Harry Greenwood, Ewen Leslie, Michael Sheasby, Charlie Shotwell

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August 29 (Wednesday) - September 8 (Saturday) CEST

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Venice, Italy

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La Biennale Di Venezia

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Giornate degli Autori | Venice Days 2018

29augAll Day08sepGiornate degli Autori | Venice Days 2018Venice, ItalyCountry:Italy

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Giornate degli Autori were born in 2004, as an independent event on the fringes of the Venice Film Festival, modeled on the prestigious 船irectors' Fortnight' of the Cannes Festival and

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Giornate degli Autori were born in 2004, as an independent event on the fringes of the Venice Film Festival, modeled on the prestigious 船irectors’ Fortnight’ of the Cannes Festival and promoted by the associations of Italian film directors and authors (Anac and 100autori).

The aim of the event is to draw attention to high quality cinema, without any kind of restriction, with special care for innovation, research, originality and independence. These are all features of the 12 films selected as well as being reflected in the special events held during the Days in the Villa degli Autori.
Ever since the first edition, the Days have come to represent a real alternative to the Festival’s official areas and an ideal and informal place for authors, producers, distributors and journalists to meet and discuss their ideas in an informal environment.

The 11 films selected from all over the world, in addition to other events and any special screenings, are screened in the theatres provided by the Venice Film Festival.

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

C’est ça l’amour – Real Love directed by Claire Burger

Dead Women Walking directed by Hagar Ben-Asher

Domingo directed by Clara Linhart and Fellipe Barbosa

Emma Peeters directed by by Nicole Palo

Goodbye Marilyn directed by Maria Di Razza

Joy directed by Sudabeh Mortezai

Miu Miu Women’s Tales #15: Hello Apartment directed by Dakota Fanning

Miu Miu Women’s Tales #16: The Wedding Singer’s Daughter directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour

One Ocean directed by Anne de Carbuccia

The Other Side of Everything directed by Mila Turajlić

Pearl directed by Elsa Amiel

Three Adventures of Brooke directed by Yuan Qing

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Venice, Italy

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Love, Cecil Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

30augAll Day06sepFeaturedLove, CecilDirected by Lisa Immordino VreelandNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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Photographer, costume designer, documenter of a city in wartime, art director, cartoonist, columnist, writer of acerbic diary entries: Cecil Beaton did all this and more. A veritable 20th century Renaissance

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Photographer, costume designer, documenter of a city in wartime, art director, cartoonist, columnist, writer of acerbic diary entries: Cecil Beaton did all this and more. A veritable 20th century Renaissance man, the Briton made his name as a trendsetter and artist who kept his finger on the pulse of English and American society for over a half-century. Welles to Jagger, Garbo to the Queen Mother: seemingly every person who was someone in English-speaking culture passed in front of Beaton’s camera at one point or another, all captured in an immediately striking style that reads as both stark and ornate.

Lisa Immordino Vreeland’s documentary follows Beaton’s career in more-or-less chronological order, mixing the personal and societal dimensions in a life that demanded such treatment. Using a deft blend of archival footage, photographs, conversations with Beaton, interviews with friends and sundry figures, and lengthy extracts from Beaton’s diaries (read by Rupert Everett), Love, Cecil emerges as a faithful document of an indefatigable, innovative personality: one who, above all, recognized the power of images.

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August 30 (Thursday) - September 6 (Thursday) PDT

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Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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Broad Humor Film Festival The Electric Lodge 1416 Electric Avenue

30augAll Day02sepBroad Humor Film FestivalThe world's FIRST & ONLY film festival dedicated to showcasing comedic films written and/or directed by women filmmakers.The Electric LodgeCountry:USA

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Every Labor Day Weekend, The Broad Humor Film Festival features funny films written by and directed by women. Broad Humor's screenplay competition supports women screenwriters with feature and short categories.

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Every Labor Day Weekend, The Broad Humor Film Festival features funny films written by and directed by women. Broad Humor’s screenplay competition supports women screenwriters with feature and short categories. The Broad Humor Film Festival honors women who craft stories on film that put a grin on your face or a chuckle in your belly. The Event includes four days of parties, screenings, a stage reading of finalist scripts and lots of community building.

Women write. Women direct. Everyone laughs.

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August 30 (Thursday) - September 2 (Sunday)

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The Electric Lodge
1416 Electric Avenue

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Cielo Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

31augAll Day02sepFeaturedCieloDirected by Alison McAlpineNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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Cielo is a cinematic reverie on the crazy beauty of the night sky, as experienced in the Atacama Desert, Chile, one of the best places on our planet

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Cielo is a cinematic reverie on the crazy beauty of the night sky, as experienced in the Atacama Desert, Chile, one of the best places on our planet to explore and contemplate its splendor. Director Alison McAlpine’s sublime nonfiction film drifts between science and spirituality, the arid land, desert shores, and lush galaxies, expanding the limits of our earthling imaginations. Planet Hunters in the Atacama’s astronomical observatories and the desert dwellers who work the land and sea share their evocative visions of the stars and planets, their mythic stories and existential queries with remarkable openness and a contagious sense of wonder. A love poem for the night sky, Cielo transports us to a space, quiet and calm, within which we can ponder the infinite and unknown.

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August 31 (Friday) - September 2 (Sunday) PDT

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Northwest Film Forum
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Madeline's Madeline The Dundee Theater 4952 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE

31augAll Day13sepMadeline's MadelineDirected by Josephine DeckerThe Dundee TheaterCountry:USA

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Madeline (newcomer Helena Howard) has become an integral part of a prestigious physical theater troupe. When the workshop's ambitious director (Molly Parker) pushes the teenager to weave her rich interior

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Madeline (newcomer Helena Howard) has become an integral part of a prestigious physical theater troupe. When the workshop’s ambitious director (Molly Parker) pushes the teenager to weave her rich interior world and troubled history with her mother (Miranda July) into their collective art, the lines between performance and reality begin to blur. The resulting battle between imagination and appropriation rips out of the rehearsal space and through all three women’s lives.

Writer/director Josephine Decker utilizes a welcome expressionistic approach that imbues her subjects with a vibrant sense of urgency. Anchored by a virtuoso performance from newcomer Helena Howard, whose powerful screen presence commands attention, Decker’s film displays a rare sensitivity for capturing the messy struggles of discovering a sense of one’s self that defies easy narrative categorization. — Oscilloscope Labs

Film Streams’ New Releases programming is generously supported by Audi Omaha

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August 31 (Friday) - September 13 (Thursday)

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44th Deauville American Film Festival Deauville, France

31augAll Day09sep44th Deauville American Film Festivala Precious Moment for all cinema loversDeauville, FranceCountry:France

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Films #DirectedbyWomen screening at Deauville include... GALVESTON by Mélanie Laurent (Premiere) 1988. Times are hard for Roy, a New Orleans ex-con who works as an enforcer. A disease is consuming him. After surviving

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GALVESTON by Mélanie Laurent (Premiere)

1988. Times are hard for Roy, a New Orleans ex-con who works as an enforcer. A disease is consuming him. After surviving a setup by his criminal boss, Roy rescues Rocky, a young prostitute, and flees with her to Galveston, where the two find strength in each other as dangerous pursuers and the shadows of their pasts follow close behind…

LITTLE TICKLES by Andréa Bescond and Éric Métayer (The Prix d’Ornano-Valenti)

Odette is eight years old. She likes dancing and drawing, too. Why would she be wary of a friend of her parents who asks her to “play tickles” with him? As an adult, Odette dances out her anger, finds her voice and embraces life. UGC Distribution pour Orange Studio Cinéma

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August 31 (Friday) - September 9 (Sunday) CEST

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Deauville, France

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Women of the West Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenue

01sepAll Day16Women of the WestFeaturing work by Courtney Hoffman, Holly Fisher, Kelly Reichardt, Lina Wertmüller & Maggie GreenwaldAnthology Film ArchivesCountry:USA

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As the genre most inextricably linked to America, the Western has always been malleable enough to be reconfigured and revised to reflect the current moment and its values, with each

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As the genre most inextricably linked to America, the Western has always been malleable enough to be reconfigured and revised to reflect the current moment and its values, with each generation interpreting the past through its own lens. Traditionally set during the Civil War era, both U.S.- and internationally-made Westerns have centered on a country in transformation, as the railroad extended west and frontier towns grew into cities. To many the Western is seen as a typically masculine genre bringing to mind iconic images of John Wayne and Monument Valley, but while sublime desert landscapes coupled with the machismo of the great American cowboy are important elements of the genre, the West was not won by men alone.

Women have always been present in the genre as supporting figures: wives, sisters, preachers’ daughters, teachers, prostitutes, etc. But this series highlights Westerns that focus on a female protagonist, foregrounding the importance of women both to the Western genre and to the history of the American West itself. Spanning the early days of cinema all the way to the 21^stcentury, and encompassing a number of films written and directed by women, this series aims to construct a narrative indicating the varied roles women played in shaping this country and more broadly the ways that the film industry has told stories of our western foremothers: the sharpshooters, hustlers, entrepreneurs, bandits, and all-around resilient women who worked as hard as men to maintain normalcy amid an inhospitable landscape.

Programmed by Hannah Greenberg.

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September 1, 2018
6:00pm Meek's Cutoff preceded by The Frontier Experience6:00pm - 8:10pmMEEK’S CUTOFF by Kelly Reichardt. Oregon, 1845. Three pioneer families in covered wagons are making the treacherous journey west led by Stephen Meek when they realize he no longer knows the way. Is Meek incompetent, or is this sabotage? That question soon becomes the least of their worries as their water supplies dwindle and a Native American man is discovered following them, eventually to be taken prisoner. Isolated from the men’s deliberations, the three women (Shirley Henderson, Michelle Williams, and Zoe Kazan) are tasked not only with maintaining a sense of normality in the face of a harrowing trip, but also transporting a certain form of civilization, as they move precious heirlooms across the country. The first (and to date, only) period piece in Reichardt’s filmography, MEEK’S CUTOFF finds her every bit as comfortable working in this mode. Preceded by: Barbara Loden THE FRONTIER EXPERIENCE (1975, 25 min, 16mm) Made for an educational film distributor, Barbara Loden’s under-acknowledged short film was her first directorial effort following her masterpiece, WANDA, and was written by HESTER STREET and CROSSING DELANCEY director Joan Micklin Silver. Based on women’s diaries from the period, it features Loden herself as Delilah Fowler, who struggles to survive and provide for her children during their first year as settlers in the Kansas prairie.
September 5, 2018
9:00pm The Good Time Girls9:00pm - 10:40pmTHE GOOD TIME GIRLS by Courtney Hoffman. (2017, 15 min, digital. With Laura Dern, Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat.) Costume designer Courtney Hoffman’s first directorial effort finds three women taking revenge on the men who have ruined their lives. Laura Dern (literally wearing Channing Tatum’s pants from THE HATEFUL EIGHT), Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat star. Followed by Gordon Parks Jr's Thomasine & Bushrod.
September 7, 2018
9:15pm The Ballad of Little Jo9:15pm - 11:16pmThe Ballad of Little Jo directed by Maggie Greenwald. Abandoned by her family as an unwed mother and sold as a prostitute to soldiers by a traveling salesman, Josephine Monaghan (Suzy Amis) decides to live as a man. As “Jo,” she settles in the shabby mining town of Ruby City and becomes a frontiersman. She learns to shoot, raise and sheer sheep, and eventually earns enough money to buy property and a herd of her own. When a cattle company starts buying land – and killing homesteaders that stand in their way – she is forced to consider what she has made of her life as a man, all unthinkable as a society woman. Increasingly relevant today, the film can be seen, in the words of the New York Times’s Stephen Holden, as “an allegorical critique of sex and power and men’s-club values in America.”
September 8, 2018
4:45pm Bullet's for Breakfast4:45pm - 6:05pmIn Holly Fisher’s experimental, feminist feature, she explores ideas of the Western while visually constructing a story about gender relations. Interweaving and layering images from Ford’s MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (from a silent Super-8mm print she discovered in a NYC hardware store), she uses optical printing, postcards of Renaissance paintings of women, footage of women working in a Maine herring factory, feminist poetry, and excerpts from a pulp-Western author’s autobiography, in an attempt to, in her words, “understand how to make a structure that puts women as the subject, not the object.” She has further observed, “It’s a Western filtered through a post-feminist movement sensibility…It shows what I think is happening in my film, which is that history is relative to who is writing it and when.”
6:45pm The Good Time Girls6:45pm - 8:25pmTHE GOOD TIME GIRLS by Courtney Hoffman. (2017, 15 min, digital. With Laura Dern, Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat.) Costume designer Courtney Hoffman’s first directorial effort finds three women taking revenge on the men who have ruined their lives. Laura Dern (literally wearing Channing Tatum’s pants from THE HATEFUL EIGHT), Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat star. Followed by Gordon Parks Jr's Thomasine & Bushrod.
September 10, 2018
6:45pm The Belle Starr Story6:45pm - 8:15pmTHE BELLE STARR STORY by Lina Wertmüller & Piero Cristofani. Print courtesy of the Swedish Film Institute. With Elsa Martinelli. One of the few Spaghetti Westerns starring – and possibly the only one directed by – a woman (Wertmüller worked under the pseudonym “Nathan Wich” after replacing Cristofani), the film is inspired by the notorious American outlaw Belle Starr, played by Elsa Martinelli. Starr was known to ride sidesaddle wearing a black velvet riding habit and feathered hat. Martinelli’s incarnation is almost never seen out of her black leather pants and jacket, but she stays true to Starr’s reputation as a sharpshooter. The tale opens as Starr is outmatched and charmed by fellow gambler Larry Blackie (George Eastman). They form a violent relationship, which climaxes when she decides to beat him to the treasure in a jewel robbery.
September 11, 2018
9:00pm The Good Time Girls9:00pm - 10:40pmTHE GOOD TIME GIRLS by Courtney Hoffman. (2017, 15 min, digital. With Laura Dern, Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat.) Costume designer Courtney Hoffman’s first directorial effort finds three women taking revenge on the men who have ruined their lives. Laura Dern (literally wearing Channing Tatum’s pants from THE HATEFUL EIGHT), Garret Dillahunt, and Alia Shawkat star. Followed by Gordon Parks Jr's Thomasine & Bushrod.
September 12, 2018
9:00pm The Belle Starr Story9:00pm - 10:30pmTHE BELLE STARR STORY by Lina Wertmüller & Piero Cristofani. Print courtesy of the Swedish Film Institute. With Elsa Martinelli. One of the few Spaghetti Westerns starring – and possibly the only one directed by – a woman (Wertmüller worked under the pseudonym “Nathan Wich” after replacing Cristofani), the film is inspired by the notorious American outlaw Belle Starr, played by Elsa Martinelli. Starr was known to ride sidesaddle wearing a black velvet riding habit and feathered hat. Martinelli’s incarnation is almost never seen out of her black leather pants and jacket, but she stays true to Starr’s reputation as a sharpshooter. The tale opens as Starr is outmatched and charmed by fellow gambler Larry Blackie (George Eastman). They form a violent relationship, which climaxes when she decides to beat him to the treasure in a jewel robbery.
7:00pm Bullets for Breakfast7:00pm - 8:20pmIn Holly Fisher’s experimental, feminist feature, she explores ideas of the Western while visually constructing a story about gender relations. Interweaving and layering images from Ford’s MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (from a silent Super-8mm print she discovered in a NYC hardware store), she uses optical printing, postcards of Renaissance paintings of women, footage of women working in a Maine herring factory, feminist poetry, and excerpts from a pulp-Western author’s autobiography, in an attempt to, in her words, “understand how to make a structure that puts women as the subject, not the object.” She has further observed, “It’s a Western filtered through a post-feminist movement sensibility…It shows what I think is happening in my film, which is that history is relative to who is writing it and when.”
September 14, 2018
9:00pm The Belle Starr Story9:00pm - 10:00pmTHE BELLE STARR STORY by Lina Wertmüller & Piero Cristofani. Print courtesy of the Swedish Film Institute. With Elsa Martinelli. One of the few Spaghetti Westerns starring – and possibly the only one directed by – a woman (Wertmüller worked under the pseudonym “Nathan Wich” after replacing Cristofani), the film is inspired by the notorious American outlaw Belle Starr, played by Elsa Martinelli. Starr was known to ride sidesaddle wearing a black velvet riding habit and feathered hat. Martinelli’s incarnation is almost never seen out of her black leather pants and jacket, but she stays true to Starr’s reputation as a sharpshooter. The tale opens as Starr is outmatched and charmed by fellow gambler Larry Blackie (George Eastman). They form a violent relationship, which climaxes when she decides to beat him to the treasure in a jewel robbery.
9:00pm The Belle Starr Story9:00pm - 10:00pmTHE BELLE STARR STORY by Lina Wertmüller & Piero Cristofani. Print courtesy of the Swedish Film Institute. With Elsa Martinelli. One of the few Spaghetti Westerns starring – and possibly the only one directed by – a woman (Wertmüller worked under the pseudonym “Nathan Wich” after replacing Cristofani), the film is inspired by the notorious American outlaw Belle Starr, played by Elsa Martinelli. Starr was known to ride sidesaddle wearing a black velvet riding habit and feathered hat. Martinelli’s incarnation is almost never seen out of her black leather pants and jacket, but she stays true to Starr’s reputation as a sharpshooter. The tale opens as Starr is outmatched and charmed by fellow gambler Larry Blackie (George Eastman). They form a violent relationship, which climaxes when she decides to beat him to the treasure in a jewel robbery.
September 15, 2018
9:15pm Meek's Cutoff preceded by The Frontier Experience9:15pm - 11:25pmMEEK’S CUTOFF by Kelly Reichardt. Oregon, 1845. Three pioneer families in covered wagons are making the treacherous journey west led by Stephen Meek when they realize he no longer knows the way. Is Meek incompetent, or is this sabotage? That question soon becomes the least of their worries as their water supplies dwindle and a Native American man is discovered following them, eventually to be taken prisoner. Isolated from the men’s deliberations, the three women (Shirley Henderson, Michelle Williams, and Zoe Kazan) are tasked not only with maintaining a sense of normality in the face of a harrowing trip, but also transporting a certain form of civilization, as they move precious heirlooms across the country. The first (and to date, only) period piece in Reichardt’s filmography, MEEK’S CUTOFF finds her every bit as comfortable working in this mode. Preceded by: Barbara Loden THE FRONTIER EXPERIENCE (1975, 25 min, 16mm) Made for an educational film distributor, Barbara Loden’s under-acknowledged short film was her first directorial effort following her masterpiece, WANDA, and was written by HESTER STREET and CROSSING DELANCEY director Joan Micklin Silver. Based on women’s diaries from the period, it features Loden herself as Delilah Fowler, who struggles to survive and provide for her children during their first year as settlers in the Kansas prairie.
7:00pm The Ballad of Little Jo7:00pm - 9:01pmThe Ballad of Little Jo directed by Maggie Greenwald. Abandoned by her family as an unwed mother and sold as a prostitute to soldiers by a traveling salesman, Josephine Monaghan (Suzy Amis) decides to live as a man. As “Jo,” she settles in the shabby mining town of Ruby City and becomes a frontiersman. She learns to shoot, raise and sheer sheep, and eventually earns enough money to buy property and a herd of her own. When a cattle company starts buying land – and killing homesteaders that stand in their way – she is forced to consider what she has made of her life as a man, all unthinkable as a society woman. Increasingly relevant today, the film can be seen, in the words of the New York Times’s Stephen Holden, as “an allegorical critique of sex and power and men’s-club values in America.”
September 16, 2018
6:00pm Meek's Cutoff preceded by The Frontier Experience6:00pm - 8:10pmMEEK’S CUTOFF by Kelly Reichardt. Oregon, 1845. Three pioneer families in covered wagons are making the treacherous journey west led by Stephen Meek when they realize he no longer knows the way. Is Meek incompetent, or is this sabotage? That question soon becomes the least of their worries as their water supplies dwindle and a Native American man is discovered following them, eventually to be taken prisoner. Isolated from the men’s deliberations, the three women (Shirley Henderson, Michelle Williams, and Zoe Kazan) are tasked not only with maintaining a sense of normality in the face of a harrowing trip, but also transporting a certain form of civilization, as they move precious heirlooms across the country. The first (and to date, only) period piece in Reichardt’s filmography, MEEK’S CUTOFF finds her every bit as comfortable working in this mode. Preceded by: Barbara Loden THE FRONTIER EXPERIENCE (1975, 25 min, 16mm) Made for an educational film distributor, Barbara Loden’s under-acknowledged short film was her first directorial effort following her masterpiece, WANDA, and was written by HESTER STREET and CROSSING DELANCEY director Joan Micklin Silver. Based on women’s diaries from the period, it features Loden herself as Delilah Fowler, who struggles to survive and provide for her children during their first year as settlers in the Kansas prairie.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 16 (Sunday) EDT

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Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue

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Hannah Greenberg

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SCREEN QUEENS X DIRECTED BY WOMEN

01sepAll Day30FeaturedSCREEN QUEENS X DIRECTED BY WOMENReviews and essays written by women, about womenCountry:United Kingdom,USA

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Screen Queens will be joining in once again on the 4th annual Directed By Women month long celebration. As film critics and watchers, we think it's important to highlight and champion

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Screen Queens will be joining in once again on the 4th annual Directed By Women month long celebration.

As film critics and watchers, we think it’s important to highlight and champion the work of women filmmakers so our September posting schedule will be filled with reviews, essays and analysis of women directed films and showcase some short films by up and coming women filmmakers.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Screen Queens

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Scalarama 2018 Cinema Nation 15 Cairns Street

01sepAll Day30FeaturedScalarama 2018Teaming up with our sister season Directed by Women for the 4th year Cinema NationCountry:United Kingdom

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The countdown begins now! It’s coming… 1 – 30 September 2018. Get involved! Share ideas! Plan together! Celebrate Cinema! Create the World! Teaming up with our sister season Directed by

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The countdown begins now!

It’s coming… 1 – 30 September 2018. Get involved! Share ideas! Plan together! Celebrate Cinema! Create the World!

Teaming up with our sister season Directed by Women for the fourth year to celebrate films made by female filmmakers. It’s also a month long party which everyone is invited to.

We are partnering with Curzon Artificial Eye to celebrate Agnès Varda’s career. This summer, Curzon will be re-releasing eight of her best known films on glorious 4K DCPs. Find out more about this amazing retrospective and how to get involved here >>>

To join in with the Directed by Women celebrations, seek out screenings in your area of films made by women and be part of the conversation on how to see more female-told stories on screen. This year, Scalarama will also be tagging films on offer from distributors with the F-Rated tag, which highlights works made (directed or written) by female filmmakers.

Throughout the preparation weeks before Scalarama, there will be articles and recommendations of films that can be screened for September, and we’ll highlight any exhibitors who are taking up the challenge to show more films Directed by Women this year.

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september 1 (Saturday) - 30 (Sunday)

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Cinema Nation
15 Cairns Street

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Scalaramahello@scalarama.com Cinema Nation, 15 Cairns Street, Liverpool Merseyside, L8 2UN, UK

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Les Femmes Underground International Film Festival Phoenix, AZ

01sepAll DayLes Femmes Underground International Film FestivalImmerse yourself in Fourth Wave feminism!Phoenix, AZCountry:USA

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We are not just a festival. We are a movement. Les Femmes Underground International is a film festival centered on the subversive, unique, and innovative. LEFUFF, showcases artists from all

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We are not just a festival. We are a movement.

Les Femmes Underground International is a film festival centered on the subversive, unique, and innovative. LEFUFF, showcases artists from all walks of life creating work which redefines the manner in which women are represented in mainstream cinema.

LEFUFF invites you to take a cinematic adventure that destroys the meaning of mundane through its unique programming via the underground world of feminist inter-sectional art, music, and celluloid fantasies.

Les Femmes Underground International film festival features films from over 30 different countries ranging in genres from Documentary, Experimental, Narrative, Horror, Female Sexuality, and our own concoction Psychotropic. Our programing digs into the esoteric realms, of witchcraft and feminism. We pride ourselves in merging occult ideology and notions of the phrase, “witch” as a way to indoctrinate equality, independence, and empowerment.

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All Day (Saturday)

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Phoenix, AZ

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The Giant Pear Regent Street Cinema 309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

01sep11:30 am12:50 pmThe Giant PearDirected by Amalie Næsby Fick, Jørgen Lerdam, and Philip Einstein Lipski Regent Street CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Kids Kino Club – tickets available from £3 for kids and £5 for adults. Life peacefully passes by in Sunnytown until Mitcho and Sebastian find a message in a bottle by

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Kids Kino Club – tickets available from £3 for kids and £5 for adults.

Life peacefully passes by in Sunnytown until Mitcho and Sebastian find a message in a bottle by the harbor. The Bottle is from the missing Mayor of Sunnytown with a message that he is stranded on a Mysterious Island and they should come and find him and get him back.

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(Saturday) 11:30 am - 12:50 pm BST

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Regent Street Cinema
309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

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1968: Expressions of a Flame – Divine Occupations Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

01sep4:00 pm5:30 pmFeatured1968: Expressions of a Flame – Divine OccupationsDirected by Lynne SachsNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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In her elegiac tribute to the Catonsville Nine, acclaimed documentarian Lynne Sachs ponders the moral dilemma that moved nine middle-class Catholics to break into their local

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In her elegiac tribute to the Catonsville Nine, acclaimed documentarian Lynne Sachs ponders the moral dilemma that moved nine middle-class Catholics to break into their local Maryland draft office and burn 378 draft records with homemade napalm. The film combines insightful interviews with a more abstract visual sensibility attuned to the quotidian spaces of the resisters. A beautiful portrait of faith in opposition to war featuring Daniel and Philip Berrigan.

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(Saturday) 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm PDT

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Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave

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The Miseducation Of Cameron Post Cambridge Arts Picturehouse 38 - 39 St Andrews St., CB2 3AR Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

01sep6:00 pm9:00 pmThe Miseducation Of Cameron Post+ Live Q&A with Desiree AkhavanCambridge Arts PicturehouseCountry:United Kingdom

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Director: Desiree Akhavan Starring: Chloe Grace Moretz, Sasha Lane, Jennifer Ehle Duration: 121 min This screening with be accompanied by a live Q&A with acclaimed writer/director Desiree Akhavan. Cameron Post (Chloë Grace Moretz) looks

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Director: Desiree Akhavan
Starring: Chloe Grace Moretz, Sasha Lane, Jennifer Ehle
Duration: 121 min

This screening with be accompanied by a live Q&A with acclaimed writer/director Desiree Akhavan.

Cameron Post (Chloë Grace Moretz) looks the part of a perfect high-school girl. But after she’s caught with another girl in the back seat of a car on prom night, Cameron is quickly shipped off to a conversion therapy centre that treats teens “struggling with same-sex attraction”. At the facility, Cameron is subjected to outlandish discipline, dubious “de-gaying” methods and earnest Christian rock songs – but this unusual setting also provides her with an unlikely gay community. For the first time, she connects with peers and is able to find her place among fellow outcasts.

Writer/director Desiree Akhavan (Appropriate Behavior) and co-writer Cecilia Frugiuele sensitively adapt Emily Danforth’s acclaimed coming-of-age novel and create a refreshingly original teen movie. Balancing inherent drama with understated humour, The Miseducation Of Cameron Post looks at a teenage girl grappling with pain and loss who, at the same time, creates a family on her own terms and learns what it means to empower herself by having confidence in her own identity.

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(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm BST

Location
Cambridge Arts Picturehouse
38 - 39 St Andrews St., CB2 3AR Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

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The Gleaners and I Close-Up Cinema 97 Sclater Street LONDON, E1 6HR United Kingdom

01sep6:00 pm7:30 pmFeaturedThe Gleaners and IDirected by Agnès VardaClose-Up CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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An 1867 painting by Jean-Francois Millet inspired septuagenarian documentarian Agnes Varda to cross the French countryside to videotape people who scavenge. Taking everything from surplus in the fields, to rubbish

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An 1867 painting by Jean-Francois Millet inspired septuagenarian documentarian Agnes Varda to cross the French countryside to videotape people who scavenge. Taking everything from surplus in the fields, to rubbish in trashcans, to oysters washed up after a storm, the “gleaners” range from those sadly in need to those hoping to recreate the community activity of centuries past, and still others who use whatever they find to cobble together a rough art.

Part of Close-Up’s season on Agnès Varda

Time

(Saturday) 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm BST

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Close-Up Cinema
97 Sclater Street LONDON, E1 6HR United Kingdom

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Quartiers Lointains: French Films on Self-Image Chicago Filmmakers 5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL

01sep7:30 pm9:30 pmQuartiers Lointains: French Films on Self-ImageChicago FilmmakersCountry:USA

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Co-Presented by Black World Cinema This touring program of four short French films takes as its focus the idea of "self-image" and how that basic concept is complicated for diasporic people

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Co-Presented by Black World Cinema

This touring program of four short French films takes as its focus the idea of “self-image” and how that basic concept is complicated for diasporic people of color, who may have much more fragmented family histories, displacement from one’s homeland and heritage, and invisibility in culture and society.

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Le bleu blanc rouge de mes cheveux (Josza Anjembe, 2017, France 21 min
Seyna, a seventeen-year-old Cameroonian adolescent, is passionate about the history of France, the country where she was born and which she loves very much. Having obtained her baccalaureate and approaching adulthood, Seyna has only one desire, to acquire French nationality. But her father Amidou is fiercely opposed to it.

Gagarine (Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh, 2015, France, 15 min)
Youri is 20 years old and he has always lived with his mother in a social housing district near Paris. But his building is going to be demolished because of an urban renovation project. Youri doesn’t accept the idea of leaving his home : that’s his spaceship?

Time

(Saturday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm CDT

Location
Chicago Filmmakers
5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL

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Chicago Filmmakers

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Sommerkino | Lady Bird (OmU) ARTE Sommerkino Kulturforum Matthäikirchplatz 4/6 Tiergarten, Berlin, Germany 10785

01sep8:30 pm11:30 pmSommerkino | Lady Bird (OmU)ARTE Sommerkino KulturforumCountry:Germany

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LADY BIRD 2017 | USA | 94 min | OmU Greta Gerwigs (frances ha) Dramödie über eine junge Rebellin ist wunderbar warmherzig, trotzdem bissig und sehr, sehr witzig. Eine komische und bewegende Hymne an

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LADY BIRD

2017 | USA | 94 min | OmU

Greta Gerwigs (frances ha) Dramödie über eine junge Rebellin ist
wunderbar warmherzig, trotzdem bissig und sehr, sehr witzig. Eine
komische und bewegende Hymne an das Leben.

Time

(Saturday) 8:30 pm - 11:30 pm CEST

Location
ARTE Sommerkino Kulturforum
Matthäikirchplatz 4/6 Tiergarten, Berlin, Germany 10785

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MadHATtan Victorian Premiere ACMI Wales Cor, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

02sepAll Day09MadHATtan Victorian PremiereDirected by Carolyn Constantine ACMICountry:Australia

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MadHATtan is the story of out back milliner Felicity "Flic" Brown and her amazing adventure from the red dust of the remote Kimberley region in WA to the bright lights

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MadHATtan is the story of out back milliner Felicity “Flic” Brown and her amazing adventure from the red dust of the remote Kimberley region in WA to the bright lights of the fashion runways in the Big Apple, showcasing her inspired hats and feathered creations. It’s a story of high fashion, high hopes and big dreams.

Join filmmakers Carolyn Constantine and Annie Parnell and special guest Felicity Brown on Sunday 2 Sept to launch Melbourne season. Tickets include the film, a Q&A, a welcome glass of bubbles from Taltarni and hat competition, so wear your best hat!

Four more sessions follow during the week. MadHATtan screens as part of Fashion on Film at ACMI – a week long film festival celebrating fashion on the big screen which forms part of the wider curated program for Melbourne Fashion Week.

Time

september 2 (Sunday) - 9 (Sunday)

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ACMI
Wales Cor, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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Stolen Summers film season: Eric Rohmer's The Green Ray + Joanna Hogg's Unrelated The Lexi Cinema 94B Chamberlayne Rd, Kensal Green

02sep2:00 pm6:00 pmStolen Summers film season: Eric Rohmer's The Green Ray + Joanna Hogg's UnrelatedGuest speaker to be announced!The Lexi CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Eric Rohmer’s classic THE GREEN RAY (1986) and Joanna Hogg’s assured first feature UNRELATED (2007) evoke both the freedoms and the discontents of a summer for two women on

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Eric Rohmer’s classic THE GREEN RAY (1986) and Joanna Hogg’s assured first feature UNRELATED (2007) evoke both the freedoms and the discontents of a summer for two women on paths to self-discovery beneath the European sun. Rohmer’s Delphine has been dumped by her boyfriend and searches for new meaning in her life. Hogg’s Anna escapes the difficulties of her marriage, finding herself tempted by new desires…

THE GREEN RAY 2pm

UNRELATED 4pm

£8 for one film, £14 for double

Screening is subtitled (in English)

Guest speaker to be announced!

Curated by Taryn Joffe of the National Film and Television School, the films are part of the Stolen Summers film season – a celebration of the European summer holiday and the pleasure and trouble that travel invites.

Time

(Sunday) 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm BST

Location
The Lexi Cinema
94B Chamberlayne Rd, Kensal Green

Organizer

Taryn Joffe

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MEX AM NW – Animated Shorts for Youth: Lluvia en los ojos (Rain in the Eyes) Northwest Film Forum 1515 12th Ave

02sep4:00 pm6:00 pmFeaturedMEX AM NW – Animated Shorts for Youth: Lluvia en los ojos (Rain in the Eyes)Directed by Rita BasultoNorthwest Film ForumCountry:USA

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Directed by Rita Basulto, this film is a whimsical story of a little girl who is mourning the death of her beloved and

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Directed by Rita Basulto, this film is a whimsical story of a little girl who is mourning the death of her beloved and much-traveled grandfather, and is puzzled by the things he left behind. Seven-year-old Sofía remembers the day that she fractured her arm while being chased through the forest… this story is full of fantasy, but hides a heart-rending moment in Sofía’s life. Plays as a part of the MEX AM NW Animated Shorts for Youth program.

Time

(Sunday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm PDT

Location
Northwest Film Forum
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PFF 2018 - Closing Night Gala (SYD): Zero to Podium Palace Cinemas (Norton Street, NSW) 99 Norton Street, Leichhardt, Sydney, Australia 2040

02sep6:40 pm9:40 pmPFF 2018 - Closing Night Gala (SYD): Zero to PodiumDirected by Sahar MosayebiPalace Cinemas (Norton Street, NSW)Country:Australia

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The Australian premiere of Zero to Podium includes the Award Ceremony and a party with Persian food & drinks. Zero to podium documents the lives of three Iranian sisters who are

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The Australian premiere of Zero to Podium includes the Award Ceremony and a party with Persian food & drinks.

Zero to podium documents the lives of three Iranian sisters who are Wushu fighters from a small town of Semirom in Iran; Shahrbanu, Soheila and Elaheh Mansourian. Born into poverty, from an early age their father made them work in the fields. When their father leaves, they decide to seek out a better life for themselves. They exercise, join the Iranian national Wushu team, win back-to-back championships and begin to see a brighter future.

– Winner of Best Documentary Cinema Verité
– Fajr International Film Festival 2017

Time

(Sunday) 6:40 pm - 9:40 pm AEST

Location
Palace Cinemas (Norton Street, NSW)
99 Norton Street, Leichhardt, Sydney, Australia 2040

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Persian Film Festival

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The Piano Saffron Screen Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

02sep7:30 pm10:00 pmThe PianoJane Campion's The Piano with introduction by Ellen CheshireSaffron ScreenCountry:United Kingdom

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A rare chance to see Jane Campion’s extraordinary multi-award-winning masterpiece on the big screen to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The screening will be introduced by Ellen Cheshire who will talk about Jane

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A rare chance to see Jane Campion’s extraordinary multi-award-winning masterpiece on the big screen to celebrate its 25^th anniversary. The screening will be introduced by Ellen Cheshire who will talk about Jane Campion’s film career, tracing key themes that can be traced from her early shorts, through to the international success of The Piano, to her recent TV success with Top of the Lake. Ellen will also be selling and signing copies of her book In the Scene: Jane Campion.

Time

(Sunday) 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Saffron Screen
Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

Organizer

Saffron Screenrebecca@saffronscreen.com Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

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Now and Then Hollywood Forever Cemetery 6000 Santa Monica Blvd

02sep8:00 pm10:00 pmNow and ThenDirected by Lesli Linka GlatterHollywood Forever CemeteryCountry:USA

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Celebrate the friendships that last forever with the classic that’s overflowing with heart and hijinks! Four friends reunite to recall a dreamy 1970s summer that brings them closer

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Celebrate the friendships that last forever with the classic that’s overflowing with heart and hijinks!

Four friends reunite to recall a dreamy 1970s summer that brings them closer together than ever before as they learn about love, life, and being each other’s family. The uplifting coming of age film that’s sure to make you laugh, cry, and cheer the friendships that never fade. Starring the ultimate sisterhood of actresses: Christina Ricci, Thora Birch, Gaby Hoffmann, Melanie Griffith, Demi Moore, Rosie O’Donnell and Rita Wilson. Plus, rekindle your crush on 90s heartthrob Devon Sawa!

Grab your best friends for a picnic under the stars and a trip down memory lane with the soul-searchers that made you feel whole. Visit our special photobooth to commemorate your very own special friendships now and forever.

Doors at 6:15PM / Film 8PM

Time

(Sunday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm PDT

Location
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd

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Cinespia

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Século XXI: Mulheres, Ação! Cinemateca do MAM Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

03sepAll Day09Século XXI: Mulheres, Ação!Cinemateca do MAMCountry:Brazil

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>1< Exibição de filmes que abrangem o universo feminino e feminista >2< Debates com seus respectivos lugares de fala >3< Ações focadas em promover iniciativas de mulheres É dessa forma que o “Século

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>1< Exibição de filmes que abrangem o universo feminino e feminista
>2< Debates com seus respectivos lugares de fala
>3< Ações focadas em promover iniciativas de mulheres

É dessa forma que o “Século XXI: Mulheres, Ação!” vai movimentar a cena carioca entre os dias 3 e 9 de setembro na Cinemateca do MAM, com abertura no Cinemaison.

><>Nosso objetivo é fortalecer as redes entre mulheres, além de aumentar o público engajado com as causas feministas, promovendo a reflexão e a ação.<><

A participação em todas as atividades é gratuita, sujeita à lotação das salas.

Confira a PROGRAMAÇÃO COMPLETA, chame xs amigxs e venha com a gente:

03/09 ⚛️ Abertura no Cinemaison ⚛️
evento:

19h30 – Abertura
20h – Cerimônia breve de abertura e exibição dos filmes
Thokozani Football Club: Team Spirit, de Thembela Terra Dick
+ Baronesa, de Juliana Antunes

04/09 ⚛️ Chega de Assédio ⚛️
evento:

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Chega de Fiu-Fiu, de Amanda Kamanchek Lemos e Fernanda Frazão
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Sois belle et tais-toi, de Delphine Seyrig
+ Sessão #MulheresAção: Precisamos falar do assédio, de Paula Sacchetta

🔸 Debate
20h – Mediadora: Amanda Kamanchek Lemos, diretora do filme “Chega de Fiu-Fiu”
Debatedora: Paula Sacchetta, diretora do filme “Precisamos falar do assédio”
Debatedora: Kenia Maria, escritora e Defensora dos Direitos das Mulheres Negras na ONU e mobilizadora do projeto Criança Esperança
Debatedora: Giowana Cambrone – advogada, professora de direito, especialista em democracia participativa e movimento sociais, assessora jurídica do programa Rio sem Homofobia
Debatedora: Larissa Schmillevitch, psicóloga e articuladora do Mapa do Acolhimento

05/09 ⚛️ Maternidade: uma escolha ⚛️
evento:

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Que horas ela volta?, de Anna Muylaert
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Accouche !, de Ioana Wieder
+ Sessão #MulheresAção: Clandestinas, de Fádhia Salomão + Aborto do Outros, de Carla Gallo

🔸 Debate
20h – Mediadora: Ellen Paes – jornalista, diretora de #euvocêtodasnós
Debatedora: Renata Corrêa – escritora, roteirista de Clandestinas
Debatedora: Ana Clara – Coordenadora de Comunicação da Beta, a robô feminista
Debatedora: Jacqueline Alves – enfermeira obstétrica, pesquisadora na área de atenção à saúde da mulher, com foco na atenção ao parto e nascimento, mãe em tempo integral, ativista pela eliminação de iniquidades raciais e de gênero
Debatedora: Ariana Santos – mestranda do Instituto de Medicina Social. Enfermeira obstétrica na Casa de parto. Atende a partos domiciliares pelo Projeto Sankofa.

06/09 ⚛️ Lesbianidade, ação! ⚛️
evento:

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Mate-me, por favor, de Anita Rocha da Silveira
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Le FHAR – Front Homosexuel D’Action Révolutionnaire + Qui a peur des amazones?, de Carole Roussopoulos
+ Sessão #MulheresAção: Arremate, de Éthel Oliveira
+ Amor maldito, de Adelia Sampaio
Homenagem à diretora Adelia Sampaio

🔸 Debates
20h – Mediadora : Camila Marins, jornalista, ativista lésbica e uma das editoras da Revista Brejeiras
Debatedora: Monica Benício, arquiteta urbanista, militante de Direitos Humanos, companheira de Marielle Franco
Debatedora: Fatinha Lima, ativista LGBT, criadora do Favela Cineclube
Debatedora: Éthel Oliveira, diretora do curta-metragem Arremate

07/09 ⚛️ Protagonismo Negra ⚛️
evento:

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Mulheres no Funk, de Luisa Nolasco
+ Sou feia mas tô na moda, de Denise Garcia
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Audre Lorde – The Berlin Years, de Dagmar Schultz
+ Sessão #MulheresAção: Curtas-metragens do programa Protagonismo Negra:
Tia Ciata, de Mariana Campos e Raquel Beatriz;
Travessia, de Safira Moreira;
Privilégios, de Rosa Miranda;
A boneca e o silêncio, Carol Rodrigues;
Manual, de Letícia Simões;
O Rito, de Cintia Lima;
Kbela, de Yasmin Thayná.

🔸 Debates
20h – Mediadora: Edmeire Exaltação, coordenadora da Casa das Pretas
Debatedora: Rosa Miranda, curadora e produtora do Cineclube Atlântico Negro e mestranda no programa de Pós Graduação em Cinema pela Universidade Federal Fluminense. Diretora do filme Privilégios
Debatedora: Sabrina Fidalgo, roteirista, atriz e produtora. Diretora do filme Rainha
Debatedora: Ana Paula Alves Ribeiro, cientista social, professora da UERJ
Debatedora: Lucia Xavier, assistente social, coordenadora geral da ONG Criola

08/09 ⚛️ Centre Audiovisuel Simone de Beauvoir ⚛️
evento:

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Meu corpo é político, de Alice Riff
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Carole Roussopoulos, une femme à la câmera, de Emmanuelle de Riedmatten
+ Sessão Simone de Beauvoir: Portrait de Simone de Beauvoir, de Alice Schwarzer

🔸 Palestra
19h – Palestra com Nicole Fernandez
Ferrer, diretora do Centre Audiovisuel Simone de Beauvoir, sobre a atuação do instituto, localizado em Paris.

09/09 ⚛️ Dia participativo ⚛️
evento:
Ocuparemos juntas a Cinemateca e arredores dos jardins do MAM, oferecendo e praticando aulas, vendendo artes, fazendo mapa astral, aulas marciais, pic-nic, danças e o que mais for proposto pela mulherada. Esse será um grande encontro no local, nos movimentando, conhecendo e trocando.

> Programação
10h – Atividades diversas no jardim do MAM
13h – Slam das Minas

🎬 Filmes
14h – Sessão Século XXI: Curtas-metragens do programa Girl Power:
Rainha, de Sabrina Fidalgo;
Cores e Botas, de Juliana Vicente;
Gorda, de Luiza Junqueira;
Castanho, de Eduardo Valente;
Filme Catástrofe, de Gustavo Vinagre.
+ Filme de encerramento: Euvocêtodasnós, de Ellen Paes e Rafael Figueiredo
+ Encerramento

><A entrada é franca, sujeita à lotação da sala. Chegue cedo 🙂

Compartilhe essa ideia e ajude a fortalecer nossa rede feminista!
Vamos >juntas<

PATROCÍNIO: RioFilme
CO-PRODUÇÃO: Cinemateca do MAM, Consulado da França, Centre Audiovisuel Simone de Beauvoir

Time

september 3 (Monday) - 9 (Sunday) BRT

Location
Cinemateca do MAM
Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

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Shorts of All Sorts NYC Videology 308 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

03sep6:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedShorts of All Sorts NYCAn evening of documentaries, narrative fiction, animation and experimental films to keep all entertained.VideologyCountry:USA

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WHEN: Monday September 3, 2018 from 6pm-8pm WHERE: Videology - 308 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211 HOW MUCH: Free!!! RSVP: 2ndSex7thArt@gmail.com MORE INFO: The2ndSexandthe7thArt.com LIST OF FILMS Aquarium – Stephanie Maxwell (director, producer) Backseat

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WHEN: Monday September 3, 2018 from 6pm-8pm

WHERE: Videology – 308 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

HOW MUCH: Free!!!

RSVP: 2ndSex7thArt@gmail.com

MORE INFO: The2ndSexandthe7thArt.com

LIST OF FILMS

Aquarium – Stephanie Maxwell (director, producer)
Backseat – Georgia Cook (director, writer), Lewis Nash (producer)
Bejlereve Begova Beyler – Filiz KUKA (director, writer, producer)
Between Voices – Anais Taracena (director, writer), Marta Méndez and Anais Taracena (producers)
Carving Landscapes – Agathe Bernard (director, producer), Alice Webber (writers)
Enough – Christina Raia (director, writer, producer)
Inseyed – Jessica Hudak (director, writer)
La Beuna Muerte (The Good Death) – Jean Balest (director), Manon Banta (writer), Manon Banta, Norman Golden II, Elle Schneider (producers)
Mom – Sarah Harper Lexee McEntee (directors, writers, producers)
Nini – Yingzong Xin (director, writer, producer)
Panic Attack! – Eileen O’Meara (director, writer, producer)
Porn: First Episode – Paula Weiss (director, writer), Vitor Hugo Faria (producer)
Sarah – Shanny Chen (director, writer)
SEA – Hristina Belousova (director, writer), Dante Rustav (producer)
Swift – ByeoRi Kim, Hae Deun Woo, Ye Bin Ahn (directors, writers), Kittytron Churro, Zoltron Monsieur (producers)
The Invisibles: Lost in Berlin – Zlila Helman (director, writer, producer)
The Phantasmagoria of Offense: the male version – Jess Irish (director, writer)
Twitten – Jennie Meadows (director, writer, producer)
Unstoppable – Georgina Bates (director, writer), Georgina Bates, Natasha Soto, Craig Pollak, Mario Quinde, John Bates, Natalie Bates (producers)
Where I was born – Jungmin Cha (director, producer)

Time

(Monday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm EDT

Location
Videology
308 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Organizer

Jennifer Dean and Eric Rice - The 2nd Sex and the 7th Art2ndSex7thArt@gmail.com

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Cleo from 5 to 7 Genesis Cinema 93-95 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ London

03sep6:50 pm8:50 pmCleo from 5 to 7Directed by Agnès VardaGenesis CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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Agnès Varda's skilfully captures Paris at the height of the 60s in this intriguing tale expertly presented in real time about a singer whose life is in turmoil as she

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Agnès Varda’s skilfully captures Paris at the height of the 60s in this intriguing tale expertly presented in real time about a singer whose life is in turmoil as she awaits a test result from a biopsy. As Cléo readies herself to meet with her doctor she meets several friends and strangers, and grapples with her idea of her own mortality.

Time

(Monday) 6:50 pm - 8:50 pm BST

Location
Genesis Cinema
93-95 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ London

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White Right: Meeting the Enemy Frontline Club 13 Norfolk Place, London W2 1QJ

03sep7:00 pm8:00 pmWhite Right: Meeting the Enemy+ Q&A with film maker Deeyah Khan and investigative journalist Catrin NyeFrontline ClubCountry:United Kingdom

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Join us for a screening of critically acclaimed White Right: Meeting The Enemy followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Deeyah Khan and investigative journalist Catrin Nye. When Deeyah Khan was six, her father took her to her first

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Join us for a screening of critically acclaimed White Right: Meeting The Enemy followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Deeyah Khan and investigative journalist Catrin Nye.

When Deeyah Khan was six, her father took her to her first anti-racism rally. A Pakistani immigrant to Norway, he promised her that things would get better and that the skinhead gangs that terrorised their family and families like them would soon find themselves relics of past prejudices, that bigotry belonged in history, that tomorrow would be a more tolerant time.

Three decades on, and we’re still waiting for tomorrow.

With a US president propagating anti-Muslim propaganda, the far-right gaining ground in German elections, hate crime rising in the UK, and divisive populist rhetoric infecting political and public discourse across western democracies, Deeyah Khan’s White Right: Meeting The Enemy asks why.

Following the lauded JIHAD – in which she spoke to radicalised British Muslims who had fought in the name of jihad on the battlefields of Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia and Chechnya and now found themselves full of regret – Deeyah joins the frontline of the race wars in America. She sits face-to-face with fascists, racists and the proponents of the “alt-right” ideologies that have propelled Donald Trump to the presidency. From Breitbart’s darling, Richard Spencer to Jeff Schoep, leader of American’s largest neo-Nazi organisation, Deeyah’s need to find the deeper human causes of horrific social forces opens a different possibility for connection and solutions. Rather than dismiss these men as monsters, she’s determined to discover the men behind the masks.

Urgent and resonant, White Right is Deeyah Khan’s most personal film yet. Nominated for 2018 BAFTA Award in the Current Affairs category.

Time

(Monday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm BST

Location
Frontline Club
13 Norfolk Place, London W2 1QJ

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Baden Baden Christchurch Art Gallery - Te Puna o Waiwhetu Cnr Worcester Blvd and Montreal St

03sep7:30 pm9:10 pmBaden BadenDirected by Rachel LangChristchurch Art Gallery - Te Puna o WaiwhetuCountry:New Zealand

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“Baden Baden” was directed by Rachel Lang in 2016, is a Belgium/French production with a running time of 96 minutes and screens in high-definition colour. The censorship rating is M (sex

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“Baden Baden” was directed by Rachel Lang in 2016, is a Belgium/French production with a running time of 96 minutes and screens in high-definition colour.

The censorship rating is M (sex scenes, offensive language, nudity) and it is in English, German and French, with English subtitles.

”First-time director Rachel Lang delivers an utterly distinctive and lively coming-of-age comedy about a flaky French 20-something searching for meaning in her life.”

An “NY Times” reviewer comments: “Very fresh and often very funny.”

Go to the CFS website to view film trailer, read reviews and for more information about the film.

For newcomers, please note the Canterbury Film Society offers weekly screenings of top-quality arthouse, international, local, rare and classic feature films, documentaries and more. Full membership provides access to all screenings through our eight-month season in the Philip Carter Family Auditorium at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu, for just over $4 per film!

CFS provides a friendly, welcoming atmosphere with drinks and snacks for purchase, opportunities to socialise, guest introductions, and a carefully curated programme of films that is sure to captivate, inform and inspire film buffs as well as those searching for alternatives to mainstream cinema.

This year’s 30-film season runs on Mondays from 26 February to 15 October (except public holidays and Mondays that coincide with the NZ International Film Festival) with screenings at 7:30pm. Also diary 2pm Sunday 4 November for a final, special screening.

Doors open at 7pm and membership can be purchased via the website or on the night. Metered street parking is free after 6pm. The CAG underground carpark is free for the first hour then $1 per half hour.

New members are warmly welcome. Annual membership runs for 12 months from the date of joining and is $132 for a full new member, concession membership is $122 and tertiary/secondary student membership is only $70.

Alternatively, buy a three-film $30 Flexi-Pass membership that has no expiry date to use on three separate occasions – or invite two friends to come to the film of your choice. Join on the website or membership enquiries to Marina Chester (03) 9604-629.

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(Monday) 7:30 pm - 9:10 pm NZST

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Christchurch Art Gallery - Te Puna o Waiwhetu
Cnr Worcester Blvd and Montreal St

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Pin Cushion Saffron Screen Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

03sep8:00 pm10:30 pmPin CushionPin Cushion Q&A with director Deborah HaywoodSaffron ScreenCountry:United Kingdom

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Iona (played brilliantly by Lily Newmark) moves to a Midlands town with her eccentric single mum, Lyn (Joanna Scanlan in top form). Determined to fit in with the cool crowd,

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Iona (played brilliantly by Lily Newmark) moves to a Midlands town with her eccentric single mum, Lyn (Joanna Scanlan in top form). Determined to fit in with the cool crowd, she quickly befriends a group of local girls while Lyn, used to being her daughter’s best friend, feels left out. As much as they pretend to each other things are going great, they both struggle with their newfound ‘frenemies’ and start retreating further into their own quirky fantasy worlds. Followed by a Q&A with director Deborah Haywood.

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(Monday) 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm BST

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Saffron Screen
Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

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Saffron Screenrebecca@saffronscreen.com Saffron Walden County High School, Saffron Walden, Essex , CB11 4UH

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You Were Never Really Here The Old Market 11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

03sep8:00 pm10:00 pmYou Were Never Really HereDirected by Lynne RamsayThe Old MarketCountry:United Kingdom

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From the director of Ratcatcher and We Need To Talk About Kevin, You Were Never Really Here is the brutal and defiantly masterful new film by uncompromising British filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, and stars an ever-excellent

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From the director of Ratcatcher and We Need To Talk About Kevin, You Were Never Really Here is the brutal and defiantly masterful new film by uncompromising British filmmaker Lynne Ramsay, and stars an ever-excellent Joaquin Phenoix as a damaged Gulf War veteran and former FBI agent turned assassin for hire, tasked with rescuing a U.S. senator’s daughter from an upscale brothel, as well as taking out the perpetrators responsible for her kidnapping.

Recalling many of the harrowing themes found in Scorsese’s Taxi Driver, and aided by Thomas Townend’s remarkable cinematography and Jonny Greenwood’s immersive electronic score, this inventive thriller is a devastating portrayal of a man wrestling with years of repression and abuse while engaged in a cycle of violence he cannot control.

“…an overwhelming experience, a slice of pure cinema from a director who refuses to dance to the beat of anyone’s drum but her own. From the disorienting opening to the enigmatic finale, Lynne Ramsay is always really here, her commanding vision shining through every frame”
Mark Kermode, The Guardian

Venue is wheelchair accessible.

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(Monday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm BST

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The Old Market
11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

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TOM's Film Club

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CNN Films Presents: 'RBG'

03sep9:00 pm10:40 pmCNN Films Presents: 'RBG'Premieres Monday, September 3 at 9 p.m. ET/PTCountry:USA

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"All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks." Directed and produced by award-winning filmmakers Betsy West and Julie Cohen, "RBG" details the incredible life and legal legacy

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“All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.”

Directed and produced by award-winning filmmakers Betsy West and Julie Cohen, “RBG” details the incredible life and legal legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to ever serve on the Supreme Court.

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Open City Documentary Festival 2018 Regent Street Cinema 309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

04sepAll Day09FeaturedOpen City Documentary Festival 2018The Art of Non-FictionRegent Street CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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This year - through films, audio and immersive (VR/AR) projects, across screenings, special events, parties, panels, workshops and masterclasses - we will be celebrating the art of non-fiction. The 2018

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This year – through films, audio and immersive (VR/AR) projects, across screenings, special events, parties, panels, workshops and masterclasses – we will be celebrating the art of non-fiction. The 2018 festival will take place from the 4 – 9 September in a host of great venues across central London.

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September 4, 2018
6:30pm Baronesa directed by Juliana Antunes6:30pm - 7:41pmJuliana Antunes’ astonishing debut follows friends Andreia and Leid as they navigate the perilous reality of daily life in the favelas of Belo Horizonte. At first glance, their days seem calm and untroubled, but the threat of violence is never far away and Andreia dreams of moving to the safer neighbourhood of nearby Baronesa. Antunes spent five years in Belo Horizonte working with a non-professional cast to create a work of rare intimacy and authenticity which—despite its simple structure—emerges as a complex, multilayered and moving portrait of contemporary life in the favelas. Baronesa announces an exciting new voice in Brazilian cinema. Please be advised that this film contains discussion of sexual assault which some viewers might find distressing. In partnership with MUBI. Location: Regent Street Cinema
September 5, 2018
6:15pm Shorts: Separations6:15pm - 7:47pmFeelings of displacement and detachment are expressed in these intimate, authored shorts. Be it through societal pressures or religious traditions, the situations documented here characterise the sense of unease caused by seemingly impassable divisions between worlds. Absent Wound directed by Maryam Tafakory, Ma directed by Maria Stoianova, The Haunted directed by Saodat Ismailova, Missed Call directed by Victoria Mapplebeck, Season of Goodbyes directed by Phillipa Ndisi-Herrmann. Location: Prince Charles Cinema
6:30pm Hyphen: An Evening with NANG6:30pm - 7:35pm“Where are you from?” “Right, but where are you really from?” Hyphen is a programme featuring short films and video works from artists and filmmakers who voluntarily or involuntarily moved outside their country of origin. Presented as part of the London launch of the latest issue (Issue 4: In & Out) of NANG, a magazine on Asian cinema, this programme hopes to counter the narrative of hostile simplification that has embroiled the topic of migration in recent years by celebrating the diversity of voices and experiences that the hyphen brings. A panel discussion with artists and contributors will follow. Mouth to Mouth directed by Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, Tell me the story Of all these things directed by Rehana Zaman, Sugiharti Halim directed by Ariani Darmawan. Co-curated by Maryam Tafakory & Julian Ross. Co-presented with NANG and CREAM (University of Westminster). Location: Regent Street Cinema
6:45pm Becoming Animal directed by Emma Davie and Peter Mettler6:45pm - 7:58pmIn this immersive, visually inventive film, directors Emma Davie (I Am Breathing) and Peter Mettler (The End of Time) journey into Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park with philosopher and cultural ecologist David Abram, searching for the liminal spaces where humans and animals meet. Challenging our human-centric view of the natural world, this subversive nature film uses cinema’s sensory tools to explore humanity’s relationship with the natural environment, proposing—through expressionistic visuals and stimulating narration—that a better balance can be achieved. An essay film unlike any other, Becoming Animal is an sublime sensorial experience and an inspiring, intellectual one too. Screens with The Other Side and Eleanor McDowall & Laura Barton and Skywards and Eva Weber. Location: Curzon Soho
September 6, 2018
6:30pm Casanova Gene directed by Luise Donschen6:30pm - 7:37pmLuise Donschen’s highly inventive feature debut explores the nature of seduction and desire through a series of surprising and irreverent tableaux (captured on rich 16mm by cinematographer Helena Wittmann) that combine fiction, documentary, interview and performance. Moving from a portrait of a dominatrix and her clients; to a biological investigation into the mating habits of finches; via an unlikely encounter with John Malkovich (in character as Casanova himself) and some strange scenes in a singles bar straight out of a Fassbinder film, Donschen’s free-form essay on the rules of attraction explores the complexities of gender, identity, and sexuality with humour, intelligence and wit. Screens with 21,3 °c directed by Helena Wittmann and OFF directed by Helena Wittmann and Luise Donschen. Location: ICA London
8:20pm Flight of a Bullet directed by Beata Bubenec8:20pm - 9:40pmBeata Bubenec’s single-take documentary opens on a blown-out bridge in Ukraine’s heavily contested Donbass region. A local man—taking exception to being filmed—is bundled into a car by armed forces and driven off for interrogation. But despite the intensity of the action unfolding in front of the camera, attention and scrutiny quickly turns to goings-on behind the lens as Bubanec’s allegiances (and motivations) are called into question. As the tension of the exhilarating opening scene subsides, the film shifts into a fascinating and provocative study of how the violence of conflict permeates into the mundanity of the everyday. Location: Regent Street Cinema
8:30pm Angkar directed by Neary Adeline Hay8:30pm - 9:41pmBorn from a forced marriage during the Khmer Rouge regime, director Neary Adeline Hay travels back to Cambodia with her father, Khonsaly, to face his former Khmer Rouge persecutors. In Ta Saeng, the detention village that they lived together in as prisoners over forty years before, Khonsaly and the remaining inhabitants recount the workings of the sites that became theatres for the deaths of millions. In a contemplative, artful piece of testimony, Hay and her father produce a personal and poetic treatise on the need to record and reactivate memory and not forget the past, however painful it may be. Location: Picturehouse Central
6:10pm The Pain of Others directed by Penny Lane6:10pm - 7:21pmMorgellons disease is a medical mystery. Although doctors have no explanation for the condition, thousands of sufferers claim to experience a persistent crawling sensation under their skin, thin fibres growing out of their body and a host of other symptoms. Penny Lane dives head first into the online community of Morgellons patients re-working candid home-videos uploaded to YouTube by three women who are afflicted with the disease. The Pain of Others explores the slippery ideas around self-diagnosis, empathy and online support networks but Lane’s original and unsettling film refuses to offer answers to any of its own questions. Part of Penny Lane: In Focus. Location: BFI Southbank
September 7, 2018
8:30pm Shorts: Imprints 8:30pm - 10:07pmHumanity’s imprint on the environment is pervasive and enduring – the marks we leave outlive us and distort our landscape, obscuring it with ghosts of forgotten pasts and promised futures. This selection of films documents those marks made – and the narratives we construct in their wake.Graven Image directed by Sierra Pettengill, Stone Engravings and the Three-Colored Chickenpox Tale directed by Luciana Mazeto & Vinícius Lopes, and Plastic Man Yulia Kovanova. Location: Picturehouse Central
9:00pm The Ethno-Fictions of Laura Huertas Millán9:00pm - 10:18pmLaura Huertas Millán’s three acclaimed recent works—developed during her practise-based SACRe PhD between Beaux-Arts de Paris and Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab—look to reconsider ethnography as an essentially fictitious mode of storytelling. “On the one hand, if one considers ethnography as an ensemble of narratives rooted in colonialism, it might be understandable as a form of fiction-making. On the other hand, some of the most interesting contemporary practices of ethnography have embraced a de-colonial turn, sometimes by integrating the fictional language tools within their own elaboration.” While exploring this in-betweenness Huertas Millán created Sol Negro (2016), La Libertad (2017), and jeny303 (2018), all of which screen as UK Premieres. Location: ICA London
September 8, 2018
1:00pm Our Nixon directed by Penny Lane1:00pm - 2:25pmThroughout Richard Nixon’s presidency, three of his top White House aides obsessively documented their experiences with Super 8 home movie cameras. Young, idealistic and dedicated, they had no idea that a few years later they’d all be in prison. Following the Watergate scandal, the films remained locked up in an government safe for forty years but Penny Lane dusted them off to craft this ambitious and enthralling portrait of the Nixon presidency. Earning her a reputation as an exciting new voice in non-fiction storytelling, Lane’s debut feature is a playful and pertinent commentary on the line between privacy and politics. Part of Penny Lane: In Focus. Location: Prince Charles Cinema
2:00pm Shorts: Interiors2:00pm - 3:34pmThis programme of short films takes a meditative trip through domestic spaces, exploring the interrelation between interiors and those that inhabit them. These films seek to identify the ways in which this interaction reflects wider social and political issues, and how experiences of confinement can seem to transcend temporality. 26 rue Saint-Fargeau directed by Margaux Guillemard, The Mess directed by Dorothy Allen-Pickard, Today is 11th June 1993 directed by Clarissa Thieme, and Roosenberg directed by Ingel Vaikla. Location: Bertha DocHouse
6:00pm This is Home directed by Alexandra Shiva6:00pm - 7:31pmWhat happens to Syrian refugees given haven in a western country? This striking suburban Baltimore set film paints a fascinating picture of the USA through the eyes of four families going through the country’s refugee self-sufficiency resettlement programme. The journey towards acculturation includes buying hijabs featuring the stars and stripes; discovering twelve hour working days; and beginning to confront the challenging gender expectations of their new home. This Is Home gives a novel portrait of America, whilst conveying the resilience of its shipwrecked subjects in a moving and compelling fashion. Location: Curzon Soho
6:30pm The End of Fear directed by Barbara Visser6:30pm - 7:40pmIn 1986, one of the most famous crimes against art was committed when a man attacked a Barnett Newman painting in Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum with a box cutter, slashing the large abstract canvas as an act of anti-modernist vandalism. After American conservator Daniel Goldreyer was hired to restore the painting, nobody expected what happened next – the canvas arriving home plastered over crudely with red paint and a roller. Artist and filmmaker Barbara Visser calls into question the value of art, cultural gatekeeping and notions of appropriation and authorship with her playful and innovative investigation into what makes art art. Screens with The Sleeping Fool directed by Sofia Saldanha. Location: Picturehouse Central
8:30pm The Best Thing You Can Do With Your Life directed by Zita Erffa8:30pm - 10:03pmZita Erffa and her brother László were always close, so when László announced he was moving to a monastery in Connecticut, Zita was shocked and confused. This choice meant that the siblings would only be allowed to see each other once a year, corresponding otherwise only through letters. Eight years on, Zita secures permission to spend two weeks filming her brother inside the monastery and finally confront him about his decision. A fascinating insight into the ultra-conservative Catholic brotherhood of the Legionaries, The Best Thing You Can Do With Your Life is a cathartic, intimate study of family bonds and religious devotion. Location: Regent Street Cinema
September 9, 2018
1:00pm Jamilia directed by Aminatou Echard1:00pm - 2:24pmRecorded in Kyrgyzstan, artist filmmaker Aminatou Echard’s first feature length work searches for Jamilia, the eponymous heroine of Chingiz Aitmatov’s classic 1958 novel about a young woman who, having been abducted and forced to marry, fled with her lover. Fifty years after the book’s publishing, Echard travels to meet several generations of Kyrgyz women. The film that resulted from her research is a delicate and impressionistic Super 8 portrait of the country reflected through the prism of their stories, exploring a culture where the patriarchal system curbs their freedom to work, desire, love, live or dream, yet resistance remains. Screens with At Land | Maya Deren. Location: Prince Charles Cinema
1:00pm The Short Films of Penny Lane1:00pm - 2:11pmPenny Lane’s films combine archive, found-materials and sound recordings to pose questions around authorship and authenticity throughout history. This screening offers a rare opportunity to see Lane’s short form work; distinctive, entertaining and provocative in equal measure. The event will include an extended Q&A with Penny covering her work and creative practice. We Are The Littletons, Men Seeking Women, She Used to See Him Most Weekends, How to Write an Autobiography, The Voyagers, The Silent Majority, Normal Appearances, and Nellie Bly Makes the News. Part of Penny Lane: In Focus Location: BFI Southbank
4:15pm Voices of the Sea directed by Kim Hopkins4:15pm - 5:49pmAn emotionally charged film exploring the irreconcilable choices faced by the residents of a remote Cuban fishing village. Mother of four Mariela is tempted to follow her brother to Miami in their pursuit of wealth and freedom. Already a treacherous crossing, the US Coast Guard patrol the waters returning migrants to certain punishment. What’s more, her older husband, Pita would rather endure the tough conditions to stay in a community and a profession that he loves. Voices of the Sea is a beautifully shot and surprisingly frank portrait of the people that Cuban socialism was supposed to protect. Location: Curzon Soho
6:00pm Nabihah Iqbal Presents: Winter Soldier directed by Winterfilm Collective6:00pm - 7:36pmIn February 1971, one month after the notorious My Lai massacre, over one hundred Vietnam War veterans gathered to testify in an unprecedented public inquiry into the atrocities committed by American forces in combat. Organised by anti-war veteran’s organisation ‘Vietnam Veterans Against the War’, the event was barely reported to the American public at the time. But their unflinching testimony was captured by a filmmaking collective and turned into a raw, angry and radical documentary that went virtually unseen for more than thirty years. Well regarded by those that have seen it, Winter Soldier remains essential viewing. DJ, producer and NTS Radio presenter Nabihah Iqbal will present a rare screening of the film, followed by a discussion and an evening of music inspired by the film, featuring protest songs and music from the anti-war movement from 1950-1975. Location: ICA London

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september 4 (Tuesday) - 9 (Sunday) BST

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Regent Street Cinema
309 Regent St, Marylebone W1B 2UW

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Women Over Fifty Film Festival Presents... Picturehouse Duke of York’s Preston Road

04sep1:00 pm2:30 pmWomen Over Fifty Film Festival Presents...Short films that amuse, astound and agitatePicturehouse Duke of York’sCountry:United Kingdom

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As #MeToo and #TimesUp shine a light on the film industry's dark side, Women Over 50 Film Festival fights back. Short films that amuse, astound and agitate, celebrating the work

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As #MeToo and #TimesUp shine a light on the film industry’s dark side, Women Over 50 Film Festival fights back. Short films that amuse, astound and agitate, celebrating the work of older women on both sides of the camera.

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(Tuesday) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm BST

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Picturehouse Duke of York’s
Preston Road

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Women Over 50 Film Festival

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THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED Westbank Art & Music Notting Hill, 3-5 Thorpe Cl, London W10 5XL, UK

04sep6:00 pm10:30 pmTHE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISEDPortobello Film FestivalWestbank Art & MusicCountry:United Kingdom

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Films #DirectedbyWomen include... Beltane Glastonbury (Rosie Temple) 4 mins Glastonbury Avalonians turn out in their finery on mayday to bless the pagan wheel. Documentary.

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Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Beltane Glastonbury (Rosie Temple) 4 mins
Glastonbury Avalonians turn out in their finery on mayday to bless the pagan wheel. Documentary.

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(Tuesday) 6:00 pm - 10:30 pm BST

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Westbank Art & Music
Notting Hill, 3-5 Thorpe Cl, London W10 5XL, UK

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Pin Cushion David Lean Cinema Katherine St, Croydon CR9 1ET

04sep7:30 pm9:00 pmPin Cushion+ Q&A with Joanna ScanlanDavid Lean CinemaCountry:United Kingdom

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A mother and her teenaged daughter move into a Northern town. Disabled and friendless, mother Lyn (Scanlan – The Thick of It; The Invisible Woman) tries to keep daughter Iona

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A mother and her teenaged daughter move into a Northern town. Disabled and friendless, mother Lyn (Scanlan – The Thick of It; The Invisible Woman) tries to keep daughter Iona (Newmark) in a state of childhood, but as the pressures of high school life weigh upon Iona, the pair’s relationship takes a painful turn… Hayward and her cast weave an intriguing and disturbing spell in this imaginative, inventive and moving debut. Joanna Scanlan joins us for a Q&A after the film.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is British Sign Language interpreted, Screening offers concessionary prices.

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(Tuesday) 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm BST

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David Lean Cinema
Katherine St, Croydon CR9 1ET

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GRRL HAUS Cinema - Death, Birth, Identity and Sexuality IL Kino Nansenstraße 22 12047 Berlin

04sep8:00 pm10:00 pmGRRL HAUS Cinema - Death, Birth, Identity and SexualityFilmmaker Q&A following screeningIL KinoCountry:Germany

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GRRL HAUS is pleased to present our first showcase of short films at IL KINO Featuring films: MESME - Julia Feige (Germany) The Midwife - Ezgi Ay (Turkey) When the Lights go Out

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GRRL HAUS is pleased to present our first showcase of short films at IL KINO

Featuring films:
MESME – Julia Feige (Germany)
The Midwife – Ezgi Ay (Turkey)
When the Lights go Out – Rebecca Shapass (US)
Menhir – Cristina García Zarzosa (Spain)
Detour – MAN Dik Sum (Germany & Hong Kong)
Quietus – Joy Song (US & Germany)
Memento Mori – Nina Schiena (Germany)
Nibbles: I. Sexy Snacks, II. Yo-Yo & III. Size 0 Hero – Liberty Antonia Sadler (UK)
Rebellious Essence – Ana Čigon (Slovenia)

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For this first installment of films at IL KINO, we have selected films with a focus on death, birth, identity and sexuality.

GRRL HAUS CINEMA is an ongoing program of short films and video art made by women. A mix of local, national, and international artists present work from a variety of disciplines: narrative, documentary, experimental, and conceptual. With an emphasis on low budget and DIY, GRRL HAUS is a space for underrepresented voices in the arts today.

The program includes 4 local Berlin filmmakers, as well as films from Turkey, Spain, UK, US and Slovenia.
Following the screening there will be a filmmakers Q & A

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(Tuesday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm CEST

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IL Kino
Nansenstraße 22 12047 Berlin

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GRRL HAUS CINEMA

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Daisies (Czechoslovakia, 1966) The Lord Palmerston 33 Dartmouth Park Hill, Lodnon, NW5 1HU

04sep8:00 pm10:30 pmFeaturedDaisies (Czechoslovakia, 1966)Directed by Vera ChytilováThe Lord PalmerstonCountry:United Kingdom

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“One of the great outpourings of cinematic invention in an age of over-all artistic liberation.” – Richard Brody, The New Yorker

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“One of the great outpourings of cinematic invention in an age of over-all artistic liberation.” – Richard Brody, The New Yorker

Daisies is an aesthetically and politically adventurous film that’s widely considered one of the great works of feminist cinema.

It’s a satirical, wild and irreverent story of teenage rebellion. Two young women rebel against a degenerate and oppressive society, attacking symbols of wealth and bourgeois culture. A riotous, punk-rock poem of a film that is both hilarious and mind-warpingly innovative, Daisies was banned in native Czechoslovakia and director Vera Chytilová was forbidden to work until 1975.

Screening is subtitled (in English).

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(Tuesday) 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm BST

Location
The Lord Palmerston
33 Dartmouth Park Hill, Lodnon, NW5 1HU

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Tufnell Park Film Club

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Jeune Femme The Old Market 11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

04sep8:00 pm10:00 pmJeune FemmeLéonor Serraille’s debut filmThe Old MarketCountry:United Kingdom

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France’s answer to Fleabag sees Laetitia Dosch explode onto the screen as Paula in Léonor Serraille’s debut film Jeune Femme, a live-wire comedy and an excessive exercise in humour and urgency which

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France’s answer to Fleabag sees Laetitia Dosch explode onto the screen as Paula in Léonor Serraille’s debut film Jeune Femme, a live-wire comedy and an excessive exercise in humour and urgency which explores modern life’s everyday misfortunes.

Back in Paris after a long absence and finding the key to her boyfriend’s apartment no longer works, Paula goes on an erratic “voyage de la loon” around the city – broken-hearted, self-destructive, and with only her ex’s cat’s deadpan stares to rely on. By her nature unable to do anything but live int he moment, we watch as Paula tries her best to reclaim a measure of stability, making new allies and seeing the reappearance of figures from her past.

“Thrillingly capturing both time and place and fizzing with non-judgemental empathy and cinematic flair, this is a magnificent debut that catapults Laetitia Dosch into the front rank of French actresses”
David Parkinson, EMPIRE

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(Tuesday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
The Old Market
11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

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Films We Love: The Lesson (UROK) Dark Island Hotel car park Liniclate, Benbecula

04sep8:30 pm9:30 pmFeaturedFilms We Love: The Lesson (UROK)Directed by Kristina Grozeva and Petar ValchanovDark Island Hotel car parkCountry:United Kingdom

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The Lesson (Urok) | Kristina Groszeva, Petar Valchanov | 4 September | 8.30pm | 2015 | Bulgaria, Greece | 1hr 51 min | 15 | Bulgarian with English subtitles |

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The Lesson (Urok) | Kristina Groszeva, Petar Valchanov | 4 September | 8.30pm | 2015 | Bulgaria, Greece | 1hr 51 min | 15 | Bulgarian with English subtitles | BBFC info

In The Lesson, school teacher Nadezhda (Margita Gosheva) struggles against the odds to keep her home, her family and her integrity intact. An act of theft in her classroom is just the beginning of an escalating series of challenges, as Nadezhda faces financial precarity at home that sees her seek ever more risky solutions. The ethical questions that The Lesson poses are realised with a deft naturalism of performance and rhythm that draws you in and holds you throughout.

“Writer/directors Grozeva and Valchanov keep the pace swift and the tension high in this utterly absorbing and thought-provoking drama.” – Screen Machine team

This screening is part of Films We Love:
Between August and October we’re bringing six different foreign language films to six different locations. We’ve listened closely to many of you who told us you’d to see a broader range of films. Each film has been chosen specially by six members of the Screen Machine team.

These are an outstanding selection of international titles spanning decades, a variety of genres and innovative filmmaking styles.

We’ve delved deep into our fondest memories of cinema-going to choose films that inspire, challenge and entertain. These are films we love – we hope you’ll love them too.

All of the titles screened in September are part of Scalarama. For more info visit: scalarama.com

Time

(Tuesday) 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
Dark Island Hotel car park
Liniclate, Benbecula

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The Screen Machine

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Caribbean Tales International Film Festival 2018 The Revue Cinema 400 Roncesvalles Ave

05sepAll Day20Caribbean Tales International Film Festival 2018LIGHT IT UPThe Revue CinemaCountry:Canada

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3 YEARS OF CARIBBEAN FILM LIGHT IT UP It’s a call to action. A call to arms. A call to change. A call that’s been ringing

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3 YEARS OF CARIBBEAN FILM

LIGHT IT UP

It’s a call to action. A call to arms. A call to change. A call that’s been ringing out for a long time and Caribbean filmmakers are answering that call in force. We’re asking them to focus their light on all the changes in the world, to showcase their vision of change and spread their message, to lead the way. The world can be a dark place, but we can look at that darkness and say “Light it Up.”

Our film selection panel has received numerous entries and after a rigorous process has programmed a number of films that we believe will be enjoyed by audiences in Toronto. This year we have selected 10 feature films for competition, paired with a number of short films that complement the featured selection.

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Day 15
Day 16
September 5, 2018
7:00pm Trailblazers directed by Frances-Anne Solomon @ The Royal7:00pm - 9:00pmHERO A Tall Caribbean Tale Inspired by the Extraordinary Life and Times of Mr Ulric Cross directed by Frances-Anne Solomon FEATURED SCREENING – WORLD PREMIERE A docudrama that presents a hitherto untold perspective on the life and times of Ulric Cross DFC, DSO, a World War II Squadron Leader born in colonial Trinidad whose distinguished international career as a soldier, jurist and diplomat spanned key events of the 20th Century when independent African and Caribbean nations came of age, a new brand of Black leadership was born and post-colonial societies emerged to find their place today on the world’s stage. QUEEN OF HEARTS directed by Kyisha Williams, Lindsey Addawoo SHORT FILM A magical infusion of West African culture in a setting portrayed as European. A Queen’s world is shattered when she discovers that the love of her life is not who she thought he was. With succubus-like abilities that arise in moments of distress, she fights to protect herself and the ones she loves against those who want what she has: power.
September 12, 2018
8:00pm Shine Ya Light: Caribbean Canadian @ The Revue Cinema8:00pm - 10:00pmBONUM directed by Sabrina Naz-Comanescu SHORT FILM After they cycle through two steps back and one step forward again, the dangers of complacency are revealed and the reward that is nestled in perseverance is imagined. Conceivably this is the taste of Bonum. ACCIDENTALS directed by Natalie Novak SHORT FILM An estranged father and daughter come to terms with their frayed relationship during a tense road trip as they each limp towards the realization that neither of them is doing okay on their own. HEARTS OF STEEL directed by Gayle Wilmot SHORT FILM Hearts of Steel is a fun, inspiring, compelling documentary film that follows a group of Toronto teenagers as they prepare and practise rigorously for a musical competition for steel bands. Along the way they learn leadership, commitment, trust, multi-cultural respect and the value of belonging to a musical family. The film captures their hard work, emotional stress and unbridled joy as they move toward the finish line.
September 13, 2018
9:00pm Cinefam: Africa @ The Revue Cinema9:00pm - 11:00pmDEEP END directed by Jachintha Timothy FEATURED SCREENING – WORLD PREMIERE Sunitha Patel has lived her ‘daddy’s’ dream all her life and now wants to find her own way in the world, even if it means making waves in her society. Through her desire to become a surfer, she gets into conflict with her father who has different visions for her future. But by finding herself on her surfboard, she finds love and even herself. PALADIN directed by Lu Asfasha SHORT FILM While reading comic books on the roof of her apartment building, a young woman’s psychosis causes visions of herself as the valiant superhero Paladin, saving citizens from the evil Iblis, who seeks to steal their fate, and ultimately their freedom. At great personal risk, she charges head first into battle, hoping to emerge victorious. DREAMS UNTOLD directed by Jamie Whitecrow SHORT FILM Upon returning from a long trip, a young woman hopes to recover after leaving an abusive relationship, but as she lays down to rest, her dreams urge her to confront her deepest horror. Mare is a sleep paralysis demon that is as old as sleep, theorized to haunt individuals who’ve experienced traumatic events. As Mare comes to her bedside, she must choose save herself or to be eaten by fear.
7:00pm Building Bridges @ The Revue Cinema7:00pm - 9:00pmUNFINISHED SENTENCES directed by Mariel Brown FEATURED SCREENING A filmmaker daughter and her writer father navigate the conflicting issues of their relationship: race and art, adoration and disappointment, success and failure. Until he dies and in her grief, she discovers that his poetry and prose transcend death, allowing her to hear his voice again and find a way back to herself. THE HAIRCUT directed by Maya Annik Bedward SHORT FILM Marvin came to Canada from Jamaica in the early 1950s. With no Black barbers in his new neighbourhood, he endured many painful haircuts as a child. At 65, he still hates to get his haircut. A funny and refreshing take on the classic immigrant story, The Haircut is an exploration of assimilation and resistance through the portrait of one man’s refusal to cut his hair. SIN AYO directed by Elizabeth Francisco SHORT FILM We are immediately drawn to the humming of a young girl. We see her uncovering the past through old memorabilia belonging to our protagonist Flor Marie. This work of fiction takes us on a reflective journey around the true events on the morning of November 6th of 1967 in Curacao.
September 14, 2018
8:00pm ROOTS/ROUTES @ The Revue (part of Drawfire: Bajan Night screening) 8:00pm - 10:00pmDirected by Kia Redman. SHORT FILM. “If you think of culture always as a return to roots — R-O-O-T-S — you’re missing the point. I think of culture as routes — R-O-U-T-E-S — the various routes by which people travel, culture travels, culture moves, culture develops, culture changes, cultures migrate, etc.” – Stuart Hall
September 15, 2018
9:00pm LESSONS INJUSTICE (part of Shades of Justice screening)9:00pm - 11:00pmDirected by Karen Chapman. SHORT FILM. Danardo Jones sets out on a car ride with his teenage son in hopes of having a conversation that some parents dread and others are unaware of. As a lawyer, Jones is well aware that the law can do little to protect his son against the anti-black racism and discrimination that has become a part of his complicated identity.
September 19, 2018
7:00pm THE INCURSION (part of Redemption Song screening)7:00pm - 9:00pmDirected by Sasha-Gay Lewis. SHORT FILM. On May 23, 2010 a joint police/military operation famously known as “The Incursion” was launched in the innercity community of Tivoli Gardens, Jamaica to capture the notorious drug lord Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. This search climaxed in a deadly clash between the security forces, residents and supporters of Coke. Told from the perspective of the residents, “The Incursion” is an immersive experience that chronicles the events of that day, the emotional and personal trauma the residents’ endured and its lingering effects on their lives today.
September 20, 2018
7:30pm IT STAYS WITH YOU: Use of Force by UN Peacekeepers in Haiti @ Cineplex (part of Torchsong screening)7:30pm - 9:30pmDirected by Cahal McLaughlin & Siobhan Wills. FEATURED SCREENING. Between 2005-2007 UN peacekeeping troops carried out several raids on Cité Soleil, a severely economically depressed neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. Although the raids were specifically targeted against leaders of criminal gangs, scores of civilians were killed and many more injured. This film returns to Cité Soleil to examine the impact of those raids on the community and to find out how survivors of the raids have fared in the ten years since. The film is produced using participatory practices, where the survivors retain control over their own contribution and were consulted during the filmmaking process and prior to public viewing.

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september 5 (Wednesday) - 20 (Thursday)

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The Revue Cinema
400 Roncesvalles Ave

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Rock and Roll Life Westbank Art & Music Notting Hill, 3-5 Thorpe Cl, London W10 5XL, UK

05sep6:00 pm10:30 pmRock and Roll LifePortobello Film FestivalWestbank Art & MusicCountry:United Kingdom

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Films #DirectedbyWomen include... The Penny Dropped (A.D.Cooper) 6 mins Desperate Angie has to go to a dark place to seek help from an unlikely source. Supernatural. Made By Hand: The Potentino Wine Quartet

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Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

The Penny Dropped (A.D.Cooper) 6 mins
Desperate Angie has to go to a dark place to seek help from an unlikely source. Supernatural.

Made By Hand: The Potentino Wine Quartet (Sarah Killery)10 mins
Hand held camera, hand made wine and hand written and played music. In Italy Mark Springer (Rip Rig & Panic) makes and performs a piece based on the seasonal cycle of a castle vineyard in Tuscany. Music.

Hard Earth (Constantine Gras) 14 mins
One family. Three divided people. “What will I be?” Drama

Ska’d By The Music (Sharon Woodward) 60 mins
The story of the creators of the “Skinhead Moonstomp” album, the British Jamaican Ska band that engaged a generation of working class teenagers. Music Documentary.

Time

(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 10:30 pm BST

Location
Westbank Art & Music
Notting Hill, 3-5 Thorpe Cl, London W10 5XL, UK

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Screen-It presents: Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story plus shorts Dunvegan Castle South Wing, Dunvegan Castle, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, IV55 8WF IV55 8WF

05sep7:00 pm9:00 pmFeaturedScreen-It presents: Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story plus shorts Featuring work by Akosua Adoma Owusu, Alexandra Dean, Alice Guy-Blaché & Celine DuvalDunvegan CastleCountry:United Kingdom

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ATLAS Arts film programme ‘Screen It’ presents Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story plus short films. To mark the centenary of some women receiving the right to vote in the UK, ATLAS is

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ATLAS Arts film programme ‘Screen It’ presents Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story plus short films. To mark the centenary of some women receiving the right to vote in the UK, ATLAS is holding a series of events, with a focus addressing gender imbalance and recognising women of Skye. As part of this, ATLAS will host a night of cinema at Dunvegan Castle, with the theme of pioneering creative women. Films being screened include Alice Guy-Blaché’s 1896 landmark La Fée aux Choux (The Cabbage Fairy), Celine Duval’s L’Edifice Ephemere, Akosua Adoma Owusu’s Mahogany Too and Alexandra Dean’s 2018 documentary Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story.

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(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm BST

Location
Dunvegan Castle
South Wing, Dunvegan Castle, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, IV55 8WF IV55 8WF

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ATLAS Arts

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The Smiling Madame Beudet and Abstract Shorts by Germaine Dulac BAMPFA 2155 Center Street Berkeley, CA

05sep7:00 pm8:00 pmThe Smiling Madame Beudet and Abstract Shorts by Germaine DulacJudith Rosenberg on pianoBAMPFACountry:USA

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In The Smiling Madame Beudet, considered by many to be Germaine Dulac’s masterpiece, she uses all the cinematic means at her disposal to tell the story of the frustrations and

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In The Smiling Madame Beudet, considered by many to be Germaine Dulac’s masterpiece, she uses all the cinematic means at her disposal to tell the story of the frustrations and fantasies of a young wife, trapped in a loveless marriage with a boorish husband. Here female desire is inherently deviant and can only be expressed through the imagination. Dulac gives us access to Madame Beudet’s inner life through the use of a variety of effects (special lenses, superimpositions, odd angles, a focus on repeated gestures) so that we see and feel the marriage through her eyes. In the late 1920s, Dulac embarked on an intense period of radical aesthetic exploration, implementing some of the ideas she had been writing about in her essays on the avant-garde in her abstract shorts Thèmes et variations, Étude cinégraphique sur une arabesque, and Disque 957. While sometimes inspired by pieces of music and using often recognizable imagery—mechanical, organic, and human forms in motion—the focus in these films was on rhythms, light, and movement. In Dulac’s words: “Lines, surfaces, volumes evolving directly, without the artifice of evocations, in the logic of their forms, freed from any too human meaning to better elevate themselves to abstraction and to give more space to sensations and dreams: integral cinema.”
—Irina Leimbacher

FILMS IN THIS SCREENING
Étude cinégraphique sur une arabesque – Germaine Dulac, France, 1929

Thèmes et variations – Germaine Dulac, France, 1928

Disque 957 – Germaine Dulac, France, 1928

The Smiling Madame Beudet (La souriante Madame Beudet) – Germaine Dulac, France, 1923

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm PDT

Location
BAMPFA
2155 Center Street Berkeley, CA

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SHE MAKES MEDIA: Antonia’s Line CSUN Cinematheque Elaine and Alan Armer Screening Room, Auditorium Room 100, Manzanita Hall, 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA 91330

05sep7:00 pm9:00 pmSHE MAKES MEDIA: Antonia’s LineDirected by Marleen GorrisCSUN CinemathequeCountry:USA

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(d Marleen Gorris 1995, Netherlands) 104 min. -- Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film Described by critic Janet Maslin as, “a work of magical feminism,” Marleen Gorris’ fourth film is

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(d Marleen Gorris 1995, Netherlands) 104 min. — Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

Described by critic Janet Maslin as, “a work of magical feminism,” Marleen Gorris’ fourth film is the first feature film directed by a woman to win an Academy Award (1996). An enchanting celebration of self-determinism and self-reliance, the film follows Antonia (Willeke van Ammelrooy) and her descendants as they build a quirkyand loving community. A beautiful, poetic, and sometimes hilarious film.

Doors open at 6:45pm.

This Fall semester, the CSUN Cinematheque celebrates the contributions of women to film, television, and other media industries. Our international retrospective includes classic works by noted auteurs and prizewinning contemporary creators. We are especially excited to host honored guests who include film critics, animators, producers, writers, and directors. The screenings are open to the public and admission is free.

Time

(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm PDT

Location
CSUN Cinematheque
Elaine and Alan Armer Screening Room, Auditorium Room 100, Manzanita Hall, 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA 91330

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2018 Toronto International Film Festival Toronto

06sepAll Day162018 Toronto International Film FestivalTorontoCountry:Canada

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Films #DirectedbyWomen screening at 2018 TIFF include... GALAS Galveston | Mélanie Laurent High Life | Claire Denis The Kindergarten Teacher | Sara Colangelo The Land of Steady Habits | Nicole Holofcener What They Had | Elizabeth

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Films #DirectedbyWomen screening at 2018 TIFF include…

GALAS

Galveston | Mélanie Laurent

High Life | Claire Denis

The Kindergarten Teacher | Sara Colangelo

The Land of Steady Habits | Nicole Holofcener

What They Had | Elizabeth Chomko

SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

Can You Ever Forgive Me? | Marielle Heller

Capernaum | Nadine Labaki

Girls of the Sun | Eva Husson

Manto | Nandita Das

Maya | Mia Hansen-Løve

Special Presentations Opening Film

MOUTHPIECE | Patricia Rozema

Special Presentations Closing Film

The Weekend | Stella Meghie

Where Hands Touch | Amma Asante

Canadian Feature Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

Anthropocene directed by Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier, and Edward Burtynsky

The Grizzlies directed by Miranda de Pencier

What is Democracy? directed by Astra Taylor

Edge of the Knife directed by Helen Haig-Brown and Gwaai Edenshaw

Firecrackers directed by Jasmin Mozaffari

Falls Around Her directed by Darlene Naponse

Les Salopes or the Naturally Wanton Pleasure of Skin directed by Renée Beaulieu

Fausto directed by Andrea Bussmann

Documentary Program

Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes directed by Alexis Bloom

The Elephant Queen directed by Victoria Stone and Mark Deeble

Free Solo directed by E. Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin

Freedom Fields directed by Naziha Arebi

Heartbound ( Hjertelandet) directed by Sine Plambech and Janus Metz

Quincy directed by Rashida Jones and Alan Hicks

TIFF Docs Closing Film
Searching for Ingmar Bergman directed by Margarethe von Trotta

What is Democracy? directed by Astra Taylor

Midnight Madness Program

The Wind directed by Emma Tammi

Time

september 6 (Thursday) - 16 (Sunday) EDT

Location
Toronto

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aGLIFF Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - South Lamar 1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

06sepAll Day09aGLIFFAll Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film FestivalAlamo Drafthouse Cinema - South LamarCountry:USA

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aGLIFF- The All Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film Festival – was founded in 1987 and became a 501(c)3 in 1995. This year we celebrate 31 years of programming for the

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aGLIFF- The All Genders, Lifestyles, and Identities Film Festival – was founded in 1987 and became a 501(c)3 in 1995. This year we celebrate 31 years of programming for the Austin community. aGLIFF has grown tremendously in size and scope from a short four-day run of four films primarily focused on coming out and AlDS to a multifaceted nonprofit organization with year-round community programs culminating in our annual film festival program with over 100 films depicting a myriad of issues across cultures, race, immigration status, class, gender identity and expression, age, and religion.

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September 6, 2018
6:45pm DRAMATIC SHORTS6:45pm - 7:45pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Krissy Mahan's My Aunt Mame and Lisa Donato's There You Are
September 7, 2018
11:30am INTERNATIONAL SHORTS11:30am - 12:30pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Chintis Lundgren's Manivald and Clara Stern's Mathias
1:45pm DOCUMENTARY SHORTS1:45pm - 2:45pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Gaby Scott's Angela Wilson, A Butcher's Story, Milena Salazar & Joella Cabalu's Do I Have Boobs Now?, Jari Osborne's Picture This and Olivia Crellin's SUNUNÚ: THE REVOLUTION OF LOVE
4:00pm Close Knit directed by Naoko Ogigami4:00pm - 6:07pmTomo is an 11-year-old girl whose mother is woefully incapable of caring for her. When the child awakes one morning to find her mother gone—apparently off on a bender— Tomo seeks refuge with her bookstore-clerk uncle, Makio. Before bringing her home to his apartment, Makio cautiously informs Tomo that he’s got a new girlfriend, Rinko, and that there’s something different about her. Rinko is a transgender woman, whose maternal instincts kick in immediately upon Tomo’s arrival—she offers the child a warm meal, a spot on the couch to play Wii, and a bed to sleep in. While Tomo is at first hesitant to accept Rinko’s gestures of affection, she is quickly won over by the tenderness that this new mother figure in her life offers, not to mention the exquisite delicacy with which Rinko does everything from packing lunch to knitting—a craft she teaches Tomo as a way to channel the girl’s anger and sadness. Woven closer every day as a family unit, the three characters are confronted with a wrenching decision when Tomo’s wayward mother returns, looking to be reunited with her daughter.
4:45pm Transmilitary directed by Fiona Dawson and Gabe Silverman4:45pm - 6:18pmThe 2018 SXSW Audience Award-winning feature film debut by Gabriel Silverman & Fiona Dawson, TRANSMILITARY follows the Emmy-nominated short film TRANSGENDER, AT WAR AND IN LOVE. Around 15,500 transgender people serve in the U.S. military (notably the largest transgender employer in the U.S.), where they must conceal their gender identity because military policies ban their service. TRANSMILITARY chronicles the lives of four individuals (Senior Airman Logan Ireland, Corporal Laila Villanueva, Captain Jennifer Peace & First Lieutenant El Cook) defending their country’s freedom while fighting for their own. They put their careers and their families’ livelihoods on the line by coming out as transgender to top brass officials in the Pentagon in hopes of attaining the equal right to serve. The ban was lifted in 2016, but with President Trump now trying to reinstate it, their futures hang in the balance again.
7:00pm LEZ BOMB directed by Jenna Laurenzo (W/ CHILDREN ALIKE directed by Julia Boström) 7:00pm - 8:30pmA still closeted young woman brings her girlfriend home for Thanksgiving only to have her coming out efforts thwarted by the unexpected arrival of her male roommate (screens with "Children Alike" D: Julia Boström, Sweden, 5 min).
8:00pm COMEDY SHORTS8:00pm - 9:00pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Caryn K. Hayes' Brannen & the Monosexuals: Double Booked, Lisa Donato's Foxy Trot, Zoe Lubeck's Grace & Betty, and Diane Obomsawin's I Like Girls
10:15pm LATE NIGHT + SEXY SHORTS10:15pm - 11:15pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Erica Rose's Girl Talk
September 8, 2018
10:30am Love, Scott directed by Laura Marie Wayne10:30am - 11:45amFollowing the journey of a young gay musician who is attacked and paralyzed from the waist down, Love, Scott is an intimate and visually evocative window into queer experience, set against a stunning score by Sigur Rós.
11:00am ALASKA IS A DRAG directed by Shaz Bennett11:00am - 12:28pmThis is a fish out of water story -- literally. Everyone who slices fish all day daydreams - his are just glamtastic. He's had to learn to fight to survive. And his boss who is also an amateur boxer takes note. When a new kid offers to be his sparring partner – he and his twin are forced to confront the real reason they’re stuck in fish guts.
12:30pm JUST FRIENDS directed by Ellen Smit (W/ FLASHBACK) 12:30pm - 1:50pmTwo young men from different cultural backgrounds seem perfectly matched for love, but the idiosyncrasies of their parents may keep them apart, in this winning romantic tale set in the Netherlands. When we first meet handsome medical student Yad (Majd Mardo), he has quit his hard-partying life in Amsterdam and moved home to a smaller Dutch city to live with his Middle Eastern mother and father. To their dismay, he settles for a temporary job in domestic care, working for a bubbly elderly woman named Ans (Jenny Arean). Like a mischievous Cupid, Ans slyly introduces Yad to her dashing and sexy grandson Joris (Josha Stradowski), and their connection is immediate. But Joris is dealing with his own set of family problems, including an overbearing mother who is addicted to plastic surgery and who has never fully dealt with the messy end of her marriage to Joris’ late father (screens with "Flashback" D: Queer Youth Media Project, USA, 6 min).
12:45pm WILD NIGHTS WITH EMILY directed by Madeleine Olnek (W/ FIFTEEN directed by Louisa Baldwin)12:45pm - 2:15pmMolly Shannon plays Emily Dickinson in the humorous drama Wild Nights With Emily. The poet’s persona, popularized since her death, became that of a reclusive spinster – a delicate wallflower, too sensitive for this world. This film explores her vivacious, irreverent side that was covered up for years — most notably Emily’s lifelong romantic relationship with another woman (Susan Ziegler). After Emily died, a rivalry emerged when her brother's mistress (Amy Seimetz) along with editor T.W. Higginson (Brett Gelman) published a book of Emily's poems (screens with "Fifteen," D: Louisa Baldwin, USA, 4 min).
1:45pm SILVANA directed by Mika Gustafson, Olivia Kastebring, Christina Tsiobanelis1:45pm - 3:16pmSwedish rapper Silvana Imam quickly rose to fame with her blunt, uncompromising rhymes. In the span of just a year, she became a superstar. The world of hip-hop has long been male-dominated, which means she has to work even harder. Not only is she female, but also a lesbian feminist. Her politically charged anthems about destroying the patriarchy brought a whole new audience to rap. Huge crowds of young women came with fists in the air to sing along to her lyrics. The media began labeling her a hero for women and the LGBT community. The praise was nice, but the pressure of being a role model was hard to handle. She was also tired of journalists focusing only on her gender and sexuality, rather than on her musical talents. Everything started to take a toll on her mental health.
3:30pm MR. SOUL! directed by Melissa Haizlip3:30pm - 5:00pmPremiering in 1968, SOUL! was the first nationally broadcast all-Black variety show on public television, merging artists from the margins with post–civil rights Black radical thought. Visionary producer-turned-host Ellis Haizlip—openly gay and committed to charting new aesthetic territory—brought the avant-garde into the mainstream by foregrounding poetry and politics. Debuting icons like Patti Labelle, Ashford & Simpson and Arsenio Hall alongside early legends such as Toni Morrison, James Baldwin and the Last Poets, Haizlip's keen ear for talent propelled a cultural shift so powerful it pushed Nixon into action. Amiri Baraka, Sonia Sanchez, Nikki Giovanni, Kathleen Cleaver and more reflect on this lost chapter of pop culture history and revisit their time on Soul! With original music by Robert Glasper, take a deep dive into these unseen yet urgent archives and learn about the complex man who was the SOUL! of it all.
5:30pm DADDY ISSUES directed by Amara Cash (W/ YES & NO directed by Aharonit Elior) 5:30pm - 7:06pmA modern-day tragedy about a 19-year-old queer pixie, her estranged neurotic father, and the woman they're both infatuated with. (screens with "Spark" D: Aharonit Elior, USA, 6 min)
8:00pm DRAMATIC SHORTS8:00pm - 9:00pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Krissy Mahan's My Aunt Mame and Lisa Donato's There You Are
9:45pm LATE NIGHT + SEXY SHORTS9:45pm - 10:45pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Erica Rose's Girl Talk
September 9, 2018
10:15am INTERNATIONAL SHORTS10:15am - 11:15amFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Chintis Lundgren's Manivald and Clara Stern's Mathias
10:45am YOURS IN SISTERHOOD directed by Irene Lusztig10:45am - 12:35pmYours In Sisterhood invites strangers in communities all over the US to read aloud and respond to letters from the 1970s sent to the editor of Ms. Magazine, America's first mainstream feminist magazine. The intimate, provocative, and sometimes heartbreaking conversations with strangers that emerge from these spontaneous performances of forty-year-old letters make us think critically about the past, present, and future of feminism, providing a space of reflection that is newly urgent in the aftermath of the 2016 election.
1:00pm DOCUMENTARY SHORTS1:00pm - 2:00pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Gaby Scott's Angela Wilson, A Butcher's Story, Milena Salazar & Joella Cabalu's Do I Have Boobs Now?, Jari Osborne's Picture This and Olivia Crellin's SUNUNÚ: THE REVOLUTION OF LOVE
4:00pm MAPPLETHORPE directed by Ondi Timoner4:00pm - 5:34pmThe first-ever biopic of Robert Mapplethorpe stars a revelatory Matt Smith in the title portraying the artist from his early days in New York City, chronicling his relationships with musician Patti Smith (Marianne Rendón) and curator Sam Wagstaff (John Benjamin Hickey), to his death in 1989 from HIV/AIDS at age 42.
7:00pm QUEER BEATS7:00pm - 8:00pmFilms #DirectedbyWomen include... Jenny Bergman and Stephen LoVerme's Beneath by Happy Little Clouds and Catherine van Campen's Mother's Balls

Time

september 6 (Thursday) - 9 (Sunday) CDT

Location
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema - South Lamar
1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

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La Pointe Courte Fabrica 40 Duke Street, Brighton, South East BN1 1AG

06sep7:00 pm10:00 pmLa Pointe CourteAgnès Varda’s directorial debutFabricaCountry:United Kingdom

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“I felt I needed to invent my cinema. With La Pointe Courte, I just jumped in, in the most radical fashion.” Anticipating the style and attitude of the French New

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“I felt I needed to invent my cinema. With La Pointe Courte, I just jumped in, in the most radical fashion.”

Anticipating the style and attitude of the French New Wave by a number of years, Agnès Varda’s directorial debut remains as fresh and as original as the day it was made.

La Pointe Courte follows two different stories, a government inspector’s visit, and a couple facing the tribulations of a relationship crisis, set against the backdrop of the titular Mediterranean fishing town. Silvia Monfort and Philippe Noiret (in his onscreen debut) exceptionally play the married couple drifting through life and their relationship troubles at the forefront of the film.

Remarkably assured and insightful, the film bears the realist approach, social comment and filmmaking flair that would later become hallmarks in Varda’s filmography.

Doors from 7pm, feature starts at 7:30pm

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Fabrica
40 Duke Street, Brighton, South East BN1 1AG

Organizer

Scalarama Sussex

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10x10 Variety Show: Feat. Screening of The Sin Washer by Iram Parveen Bilal The Main 24266 Main Street

06sep7:00 pm9:00 pmFeatured10x10 Variety Show: Feat. Screening of The Sin Washer by Iram Parveen BilalThe MainCountry:USA

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10 by 10 is a variety night giving ten selected entertainers the chance to take the stage for a ten minute performance of their choosing. Audience members will enjoy storytelling, magic,

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10 by 10 is a variety night giving ten selected entertainers the chance to take the stage for a ten minute performance of their choosing. Audience members will enjoy storytelling, magic, comedy, improv, music, and other forms of entertainment at this ever changing event. Admission is FREE!

Sept. 6th, the short film highlighted at the event is The Sin Washer, directed by Award-Winning Director Iram Parveen Bilal. The Sin Washer tells the story of Dhona and Pari, launderettes who wash people’s ‘sins’ away by washing away crime scenes and evidence. All is status quo until an unsuspected spy tries to wake them to justice.

Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm PDT

Location
The Main
24266 Main Street

Organizer

City of Santa ClaritaJennifer Fischer 29111 Borton Street

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NT Live: Julie—Broadcast Live Picturehouse Duke of York’s Preston Road

06sep7:00 pm8:35 pmNT Live: Julie—Broadcast LiveDirected by Carrie CracknellPicturehouse Duke of York’sCountry:United Kingdom

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Newly single, always wild, Julie throws a late night party. In the kitchen Jean and Kristina clean up to the din of the partygoers upstairs. When Julie provokes a flirtation

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Newly single, always wild, Julie throws a late night party. In the kitchen Jean and Kristina clean up to the din of the partygoers upstairs. When Julie provokes a flirtation and initiates a power struggle with Jean, the night plummets into scenes of brutality and a desperate fight for survival. Fuelled by social division, Strindberg’s 1888 masterpiece, Miss Julie, remains shocking and fiercely relevant. Polly Stenham’s edgy and fresh new adaptation brings the classic masterpiece up to date with a contemporary London setting. Directed by Carrie Cracknell (Medea, Oil) with Vanessa Kirby and Eric Kofi Abrefa as Julie and Jean.

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Time

(Thursday) 7:00 pm - 8:35 pm BST

Location
Picturehouse Duke of York’s
Preston Road

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She’s A Rebel presents: Something Different (1963) The Reliance 76-78 North Street, Leeds, LS2 7PN

06sep7:30 pm9:30 pmShe’s A Rebel presents: Something Different (1963)Vera Chytilová’s feature debutThe RelianceCountry:United Kingdom

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Following the lives of two women – a gymnast in gruelling training, and a dissatisfied housewife – Chytilová’s 1963 feature debut Something Different explores the expectations and strictures

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Following the lives of two women – a gymnast in gruelling training, and a dissatisfied housewife – Chytilová’s 1963 feature debut Something Different explores the expectations and strictures of female gender roles.

Screening as part of Beginnings, a season of three remarkable debut features. Other films in the season include Agnès Varda’s La Pointe Courte (1955) and Kathryn Bigelow & Monty Montgomery’s The Loveless (1981).

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(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Location
The Reliance
76-78 North Street, Leeds, LS2 7PN

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She’s A Rebel

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Future Language: The Dimensions of Von LMO Anthology Film Archives 32 Second Avenue

06sep7:30 pm9:00 pmFuture Language: The Dimensions of Von LMONYC PREMIERE! LORI FELKER AND VON LMO IN PERSON!Anthology Film ArchivesCountry:USA

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FUTURE LANGUAGE is a distorted portrait of an artist that explores storytelling, ego, delusion, conviction, and memory. VON LMO is a musician/artist and self-proclaimed alien-hybrid who was a part of

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FUTURE LANGUAGE is a distorted portrait of an artist that explores storytelling, ego, delusion, conviction, and memory. VON LMO is a musician/artist and self-proclaimed alien-hybrid who was a part of the late 1970s New York No Wave music scene. Between trips to his home planet of Strazar and multi-dimensional travel, VON has also spent some very real time in prison and on the streets of Earth. Confronted with the challenge of translating his Future Language for audiences across the galaxy, Lori, filmmaker and VON LMO fan, gets sucked into VON’s orbit and finds herself lost in his story.

“FUTURE LANGUAGE is the most ambitious film Felker has made to date…. The film is as much about Lori as an artist as it is about VON LMO as a musician, and about how they both interact with each other and with the camera, as filmmaker, as documentary subject, and as human beings.” –Bryan Wendorf, CHICAGO UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL

VON LMO will be performing live in Tompkins Square Park on Sunday, September 9; check anthologyfilmarchives.org in late July for more info.

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(Thursday) 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm EDT

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Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue

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Best Dutch Shorts Het Ketelhuis Pazzanistraat 4, 1014 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands

06sep9:00 pm10:30 pmBest Dutch ShortsFeaturing work by Kim Brand and Sanne RoversHet KetelhuisCountry:Netherlands

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Ben je benieuwd naar de beste korte films van eigen bodem? In dit programma van 80 minuten, geselecteerd door Go Short, zie je de oogst van het afgelopen jaar. Films #DirectedbyWomen

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Ben je benieuwd naar de beste korte films van eigen bodem? In dit programma van 80 minuten, geselecteerd door Go Short, zie je de oogst van het afgelopen jaar.

Films #DirectedbyWomen include…

De Spelende Mens directed by Sanne Rovers

Hallo Salaam directed by Kim Brand

Dit programma wordt gepresenteerd in samenwerking met Go Short – International Short Film Festival Nijmegen.

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(Thursday) 9:00 pm - 10:30 pm CEST

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Het Ketelhuis
Pazzanistraat 4, 1014 DB Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Proiezione di Whales al Cinema di Portoferraio, Isola D'Elba Cinema Portoferraio Nello Santi Salita Napoleone,57037 Portoferraio LI,

06sep9:30 pm11:30 pmProiezione di Whales al Cinema di Portoferraio, Isola D'ElbaDirected by Nora JaenickeCinema Portoferraio Nello SantiCountry:Italy

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Il cortometraggio Whales di Nora Jaenicke, girato interamente tra Marciana Marina e Poggio, torna all'Isola D'Elba per un' ulteriore proiezione. Questa volta l'evento si terra' nel cinema di Porto Ferraio.

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Il cortometraggio Whales di Nora Jaenicke, girato interamente tra Marciana Marina e Poggio, torna all’Isola D’Elba per un’ ulteriore proiezione. Questa volta l’evento si terra’ nel cinema di Porto Ferraio. La regista sara’ presente in sala per parlare del lungometraggio, basato sul corto. Nora e la sua troupe sperano di realizzare il film nel Maggio del 2019. Accorrete numerosi per la visione di questo bellissimo corto che celebra l’isola in tutta la sua bellezza e che ha gia’ vinto numerosi premi in festival prestigiosi di tutto il mondo.

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(Thursday) 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm CEST

Location
Cinema Portoferraio Nello Santi
Salita Napoleone,57037 Portoferraio LI,

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Nostos Film Productions

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Femme Filmmakers Festival

07sepAll Day16FeaturedFemme Filmmakers Festivalan online film festival showcasing work #DirectedbyWomen

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Femme Filmmakers Festival is an online film festival showcasing the works directed by women. This year’s event runs Friday 7th September – Sunday 16th September 2018.

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Femme Filmmakers Festival is an online film festival showcasing the works directed by women. This year’s event runs Friday 7th September – Sunday 16th September 2018. Promoting and encouraging live viewings, with details of where to stream / watch. This includes feature films and a curated selection of short films. Special focus on certain directors, podcasts, reviews, featured articles from passionate writers, interviews with filmmakers, as well as extensive coverage across social media to spread the word. Runs for 10 days, with daily updates and coverage of the event at Filmotomy.

From an official selection of short films, there is a roll of honor at the close of the festival. A small jury is assembled (to be confirmed), who watch all selected films, and converse to honor the short films in various categories. No physical prize or cash reward is given, the main goal is to provide a great awareness of female filmmakers. There is no entry fee at this stage. The categories, of which there are currently 10, are: Mixed Media and Visual Design; Editing; Cinematography; Writing; Original Music: Directing; Male Performance: Female Performance; The Maya Deren Short Film Innovation Prize; Film Short Grand Prize.

There are 51 films showcasing. The split this year is 22 features, 29 shorts. We will strive to offer the best coverage and publicity for the films and their makers. The feature films will run out of competition in the short film event, of course. Details of the films and where you can stream them will be made available on the day of the film’s place in the schedule. FYI, the woman on the posters is Ida Lupino.

Visit FEMME FILMMAKERS FESTIVAL for FULL LINE-UP AND SCHEDULE
Film Shorts Official Selection – – – Film Shorts Out of Competition – – – Feature Films

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september 7 (Friday) - 16 (Sunday)

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Unspoken - U.S. Theatrical Premiere Maysles Cinema 343 Malcolm X Boulevard New York, NY 10027

07sepAll Day13Unspoken - U.S. Theatrical PremiereQ&A w/ filmmakers followed by receptionMaysles CinemaCountry:USA

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Emma Zurcher-Long, Geneva Peschka and Julia Ngeow, 2018, 26 min. 14-year-old Emma Zurcher-Long sees and hears the world, as she put it, in "Hi-res, technicolor and surround sound". While it may not

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Emma Zurcher-Long, Geneva Peschka and Julia Ngeow, 2018, 26 min.

14-year-old Emma Zurcher-Long sees and hears the world, as she put it, in “Hi-res, technicolor and surround sound”.

While it may not always be easy for people to understand where Emma is coming from, it has become her mission to teach the world how potent, powerful and dynamic the life of an autistic teenager actually is.

To achieve this Emma uses the keyboard to strengthen her communication with others. Applying her insightful writing as a catalyst and remedy to the fear and misunderstanding surrounding autism, Emma presents Unspoken as a collaborative self-portrait. Her quest to enrich our understanding of what it means to be human takes Emma to conferences and schools across North America, where she shares a message of hope, love and acceptance.

As a chronicle of a teenager coming into her own, and as a work advocating for the rights of all peoples, Unspoken is a lesson on, and celebration of, living an authentic life.

This is Emma’s debut as co-director.

Q&A with Co-Directors Emma Zurcher-Long (and subject), Geneva Peschka, Julia Ngeow and Ariane Zurcher (Emma’s Aide) followed by a reception on Friday, September 7th and Thursday, September 13th. More Q&As to follow.

Executive produced by Academy nominated actress Vera Farmiga and producer Renn Hawkey.

Unspoken had its premiere at the 40th Mill Valley Film Festival and have been awarded the 2017 Positive Image in Media Award by TASH (the largest disability conference in North America) and screened at the ReelAbilitites Film Festival in Toronto, the Albuquerque Film & Music Experience and SXSW EDU 2018.

$12 – $14

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september 7 (Friday) - 13 (Thursday) EDT

Location
Maysles Cinema
343 Malcolm X Boulevard New York, NY 10027

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I Am Not a Witch Quad Cinema 34 W. 13th Street New York, NY 10011

07sepAll DayI Am Not a WitchDirected by Rungano NyoniQuad CinemaCountry:USA

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In a rural village in present day Zambia, an orphaned eight-year-old girl is accused of being a witch. As punishment, she’s given a choice: either accept enslavement in state-run camp

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In a rural village in present day Zambia, an orphaned eight-year-old girl is accused of being a witch. As punishment, she’s given a choice: either accept enslavement in state-run camp tethered to a white ribbon or risk transformation into a goat. With a story formed from research on real-life African witch camps, director Rungano Nyoni (in a stunning feature debut) and cinematographer David Gallego (Embrace of the Serpent) craft a world—and cinematic voice—unlike any other, deftly mixing Kafkaesque comedy, anthropological inquiry, poignant drama, and feminist fairytale. A Film Movement release

In Nyanja with English subtitles.

Opening Fri September 7. Tickets on sale Mon September 3.

Official selection: Directors’ Fortnight, Cannes Film Festival.

“[A] daringly satirical parable of magic and misogyny, superstition and social strictures… a filmmaker of fiercely independent vision.”—The Guardian

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All Day (Friday)

Location
Quad Cinema
34 W. 13th Street New York, NY 10011

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Audre Lorde - the Berlin Years 1984 to 1992 Cinematheque of the Rio de Janeiro Museum of Modern Art Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85 - Parque do Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20021-140, Brazil

07sep4:00 pm6:00 pmAudre Lorde - the Berlin Years 1984 to 1992Directed by Dagmar SchultzCinematheque of the Rio de Janeiro Museum of Modern ArtCountry:Brazil

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Brazilian feminist festival "Século XXI: Mulheres, Ação! " Audre Lorde’s incisive, often-angry, but always brilliant writings and speeches defined and inspired the US-American feminist, lesbian, African-American, and Women-of-Color movements of the

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Brazilian feminist festival “Século XXI: Mulheres, Ação! ”

Audre Lorde’s incisive, often-angry, but always brilliant writings and speeches defined and inspired the US-American feminist, lesbian, African-American, and Women-of-Color movements of the 1970s and 1980s. Audre Lorde – the Berlin Years 1984 to 1992 documents an untold chapter of Lorde’s life: her influence on the German political and cultural scene during a decade of profound social change. The film explores the importance of Lorde’s legacy, as she encouraged Afro-Germans—who, at that time, had no name or space for themselves—to make themselves visible within a culture that until then had kept them isolated and silent.

It chronicles Lorde’s empowerment of Afro-German women to write and to publish, as she challenged white women to acknowledge the significance of their white privilege and to deal with difference in constructive ways. Previously unreleased archive material as well as present-day interviews explore the lasting influence of Lorde’s ideas on Germany and the impact of her work and personality.

Time

(Friday) 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm BRT

Location
Cinematheque of the Rio de Janeiro Museum of Modern Art
Av. Infante Dom Henrique, 85 - Parque do Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20021-140, Brazil

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Audre Lorde - The Berlin Years

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Another Country - Encore Screening Due to Popular Demand Govindas Cinema & Restaurant 112 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst, New South Wales, Australia 2010

07sep6:00 pm8:00 pmAnother Country - Encore Screening Due to Popular DemandDirected by Molly ReynoldsGovindas Cinema & RestaurantCountry:Australia

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Legendary Aboriginal actor David Gulpilil has spent his adult life trying to navigate his way through two very different cultures: that of his Yolngu people and that of the prevailing

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Legendary Aboriginal actor David Gulpilil has spent his adult life trying to navigate his way through two very different cultures: that of his Yolngu people and that of the prevailing Australian culture. In Another Country, he gives us first-hand insight into the confusions and chaos that occur in the clash between these cultures.

At the beginning of last century the Australian Government, along with entrepreneurs, opportunists and ‘do-gooders’, made a concerted effort to gain control of the lands of the Yolngu people across northern Arnhem Land, along the central part of northern Australia. The long succession of would-be cattle barons, missionaries and government agents failed to dispossess the Yolngu of their lands, but the introduction of their new ways and different laws succeeded in eroding the heart of a complex culture that was once strong, defiant and self-sufficient.

Another Country is a documentary which considers, from the inside, the ramifications of one culture being dominated by another.

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Join us for this wondrous evening of film, live music, chocolate tasting and a delicious Indian buffet dinner!

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(Friday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm AEST

Location
Govindas Cinema & Restaurant
112 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst, New South Wales, Australia 2010

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She’s En Scene: GIRLHOOD ISO Design 65 Virginia Street, Glasgow, G1 1TS

07sep6:30 pm9:00 pmFeaturedShe’s En Scene: GIRLHOODScreening is open to female-identifying and non-binary people onlyISO DesignCountry:United Kingdom

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Girlhood (Céline Sciamma, 2014), a coming of age drama, tells the story of Marieme, a 16-year-old African-French teenager living in a poor Paris suburb who joins

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Girlhood (Céline Sciamma, 2014), a coming of age drama, tells the story of Marieme, a 16-year-old African-French teenager living in a poor Paris suburb who joins a gang of girls. The film discusses and challenges conceptions of race, gender and class.

This screening will have a post-film discussion and is open to female-identifying and non-binary people only.

She’s En Scene is a women’s community cinema screening films either written or directed by women to encourage discussion and tackle social isolation within communities. Our mission is to create spaces where women can watch and debate films and empower one another.

Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers concessionary prices.

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(Friday) 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Location
ISO Design
65 Virginia Street, Glasgow, G1 1TS

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She’s En Scene

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IU Cinema: The Bigamist Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

07sep7:00 pm8:20 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: The Bigamist5X Ida Lupino: Fearless, Extraordinary TrailblazerIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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Harry Graham (Edmond O’Brien) is a San Francisco businessman in the process of adopting a child with his wife and business partner, Eve (Joan Fontaine). In vetting the couple, the

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Harry Graham (Edmond O’Brien) is a San Francisco businessman in the process of adopting a child with his wife and business partner, Eve (Joan Fontaine). In vetting the couple, the adoption agency’s private investigator discovers Harry has another wife, Phyllis (Ida Lupino), with whom he already has a child. When confronted, Harry confesses, detailing through flashbacks how he met Phyllis on a business trip during a strained period in his marriage with Eve. The Bigamist was the final feature film Lupino helmed as director for The Filmakers, the independent production company she co-founded with her by-then ex-husband Collier Young. In a remarkable twist, Lupino’s co-star (and good friend) Fontaine was married at the time to Young, creating an interesting mirroring effect for the production. 35mm preservation print courtesy of the UCLA Film & Television Archive. Preservation funding provided by The Film Foundation and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Not rated | 1953 | 35mm

Drama

Directed by Ida Lupino

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(Friday) 7:00 pm - 8:20 pm EST

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Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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NFMLA Film Festival InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Cinema Samuel Goldwyn Theatre 8949 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

08sep4:00 pm10:30 pmNFMLA Film Festival InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic CinemaFeaturing world premiere of Daniela Arguello's 2500KmSamuel Goldwyn TheatreCountry:USA

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You’re invited to join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) and The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) with presenting partners NALIP and SAG-AFTRA on Saturday, September 8th, 2018 for

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You’re invited to join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) and The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) with presenting partners NALIP and SAG-AFTRA on Saturday, September 8th, 2018 for the annual NFMLA Film Festival InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Cinema event. The event will be hosted at The Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

This month’s festival presents a powerful lineup of local and international films by world-class emerging filmmakers from Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Spain, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Argentina and the United States across three short film programs. The evening opens with a collection of stories that explore everything from time travel to forbidden love, being caught between two words, abusive work environments and the importance of community.

The evening continues with an eclectic mix of genres covering everything from whimsical experimentalism to dance, including a dark comedy about a man facing down bureaucracy, a uniquely complex drama about the loss of a child, and stories of children facing down incredible odds, whether during wartime or in an imagined post-apocalyptic future.

The night culminates with a dynamic and hard-hitting collection of films that include two world premieres, a comedy starring a Brazilian soap opera actor that both is and isn’t about its own production, new work by a returning NFMLA alum, a thoughtful drama about the quest for same-sex parenthood in Spain, and a meditation on what it means to come home, all concluding with a story of parental love that transcends even the darkest moments.

NFMLA and AMPAS have formed industry-wide alliances and partnerships to support this initiative.

The program is full of talented filmmakers, including multiple-award-winning directors, writers and producers whose films have been programmed and awarded across Europe, South America and in the United States, including at SXSW and Sundance.

The evening presents three world premieres; The Morphable Man, by Jonathan Ostos Yaber, an award-winning director who has been recognized by the Italian Animation Academy, Synopsis by Felipe Saleme and Lara Koer, which stars and is produced by Brazilian soap opera actor Gabriel Godoy, and Sra. Genovese, the newest film by NFMLA alumn Daniela Arguello, whose last film in the 2017 NFMLA program, 2500Km, was acquired by HBO and who gave a Ted Talk about her filmmaking last fall. Additionally, the event will be the Los Angeles premiere of Bailaora by Spanish Director Rubin Stein, who was names is one of the 10 Spanish Filmmakers on the Rise 2018 by Variety.

Doors will open to the public at 4 pm with a pre-reception for the first shorts program, and the night will include a pre-reception before each of the evening’s programs, where attendees can sip cocktails and mingle with industry professionals and festival selected filmmakers in the lounge. The event will conclude at 11:30 pm.

Tickets are available for $5 per program advanced purchase / $7 per program at the door and $15 for all-night access passes, which provide access to all three film programs with open bar throughout the entire event. NFMLA’s Monthly Film Festivals are presented throughout the year with support from Executive Circle Sponsors FilmLA, The Coca-Cola Company and HBO, Producers Circle Sponsors SAG-AFTRA, 21st Century Fox Global Inclusion, Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA | Golden Globes), LA County Arts Commission and LA City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA).

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Shorts Program #1 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 1
4:00 PM – Pre-Reception | 4:30 PM – Screening
Shorts Program #2 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 2
6:15 PM – Pre-Reception | 6:45 PM – Screening
Shorts Program #3 – InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Shorts 3
8:30 PM – Pre-Reception | 9:00 PM – Screening

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(Saturday) 4:00 pm - 10:30 pm PDT

Location
Samuel Goldwyn Theatre
8949 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211

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NewFilmmakers Los Angeles

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Killing Jesus/ Matar a Jesús (Colombia) Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays Shop 9, 2 East Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia 2000

08sep7:00 pm9:00 pmKilling Jesus/ Matar a Jesús (Colombia)Directed by Laura Mora Ortega Dendy Cinemas Opera QuaysCountry:Australia

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22-year old Paula is the lone witness to the assassination of her father on the streets of Medellín. The police walk away from the case and advise her to do

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22-year old Paula is the lone witness to the assassination of her father on the streets of Medellín. The police walk away from the case and advise her to do the same, lest she falls victim too.

Coming to terms with her grief, she spots the murderer at a party, and befriends him in a plot to exact vengeance.

But, she grapples with her resolve as Jesús is slowly revealed to be as much of a victim of a violent society as she is in Laura Mora’s intense and semi-autobiographical debut.

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Unclassified 18+ 99 Mins | 2017 | Colombia, Argentina | Spanish with English subtitles | Feature

Winner: 2018 Palm Springs International Film Festival, Cine Latino Award.

Winner: 2017 Chicago Film Festival, Roger Ebert Award, New Directors Competition.

Winner: 2017 Cairo International Film Festival, FIPRESCI Prize.

Matar a Jesús does achieve a… kind of delirious intensity in its wonderful portrayal of Medellin’s surreal street chaos – Hollywood Reporter.

Director: Laura Mora Ortega
Laura Mora Ortega Laura Mora studied directing and film production at the RMIT School in Melbourne. She wrote and directed the short films West (2004) and Brotherhood (2007) in Australia. In her native Medellín, she directed the short film Salomé (2011). Killing Jesus is her autobiographical first feature film.

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(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm AEST

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Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays
Shop 9, 2 East Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia 2000

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IU Cinema: Born in Flames Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

08sep7:00 pm8:20 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: Born in FlamesUnderground Film SeriesIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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Set on the streets of New York City— 10 years after “The Second American Revolution”—when promises of equality have not been fulfilled and where patriarchal systems of power continue to

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Set on the streets of New York City— 10 years after “The Second American Revolution”—when promises of equality have not been fulfilled and where patriarchal systems of power continue to dominate everyday life, a diverse range of female-run independence groups take over underground and mainstream media to advocate for social change. Lizzie Borden’s feminist, queer, post-punk, science-fiction, indie, cult-classic comedy Born in Flames reminds viewers of the power of working together to fight for justice. Preserved by Anthology Film Archives with restoration funding from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and The Film Foundation. This screening is dedicated to the memory of Professor Alex Doty, who identified Born in Flames as the key Feminist film of the 1980s. Contains mature content.

Not rated | 1983 | 2K DCP

Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction

Directed by Lizzie Borden

Free, but ticketed

Time

(Saturday) 7:00 pm - 8:20 pm EST

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Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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Open Screening Chicago Filmmakers Firehouse 5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL 60660

08sep7:30 pm10:30 pmOpen Screening**FREE ADMISSION!** Chicago Filmmakers FirehouseCountry:USA

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This is your time to shine! Bring your work—insane comedies, touching dramas, high-energy music videos, odd animation, hot topic documentaries, neighborhood portraits, and any mind-expanding experimental visions. Maximum length per

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This is your time to shine! Bring your work—insane comedies, touching dramas, high-energy music videos, odd animation, hot topic documentaries, neighborhood portraits, and any mind-expanding experimental visions. Maximum length per person is 20 minutes, and we will screen at least one work from everyone who brings something up to that time length. Accepted formats: Blu-Ray, DVD, or digital files. Nothing X-rated—sorry! Enjoy with friends and community!

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(Saturday) 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm CDT

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Chicago Filmmakers Firehouse
5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL 60660

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Chicago Filmmakers

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CREATIVE CYPHER WEB SERIES SHOWCASE 2 Chicago Filmmakers Firehouse 5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL 60660

08sep7:30 pm9:30 pmCREATIVE CYPHER WEB SERIES SHOWCASE 2 Other People's Children & Geeta's Guide to Moving On Artists in PersonChicago Filmmakers FirehouseCountry:USA

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The second of two screenings curated by Chicago-founded and based independent content development group Creative Cypher of dynamic new local web series, which mirror Creative Cypher's focus on diversity, accessibility,

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The second of two screenings curated by Chicago-founded and based independent content development group Creative Cypher of dynamic new local web series, which mirror Creative Cypher’s focus on diversity, accessibility, and multiculturalism.of two screenings curated by Chicago-founded and based independent content development group Creative Cypher of dynamic new web series, which mirror Creative Cypher’s focus on diversity, accessibility, and multiculturalism. This screening features Other People’s Children (episodes 1-10, 34 min), an award-winning series about the worst parent/teacher conferences ever! Created, directed, and written by Anna Maria Hozian and Brad Riddell; and Geeta’s Guide to Moving On (episodes 1-12, 83 min), about an all-American girl who gets dumped by her Indian-American ‘prince charming’ and must learn to move on with her life with the help of friends and family. Created, directed, and written by Puja Mohindra.

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(Saturday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm CDT

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Chicago Filmmakers Firehouse
5720 N. Ridge Ave., Chicago, IL 60660

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The Miseducation of Cameron Post Square Chapel Arts Centre 10 Square Road, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 1QG

08sep8:00 pm10:00 pmThe Miseducation of Cameron PostDirected by Desiree AkhavanSquare Chapel Arts CentreCountry:United Kingdom

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It’s 1993, Cameron Post (Chloë Grace Moretz) looks the part of a perfect high school girl. But after she’s caught with another girl in the back seat of a

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It’s 1993, Cameron Post (Chloë Grace Moretz) looks the part of a perfect high school girl. But after she’s caught with another girl in the back seat of a car on prom night, Cameron is quickly shipped off to a conversion therapy center that treats teens “struggling with same-sex attraction.” At the facility, Cameron is subjected to outlandish discipline, dubious “de-gaying” methods, and earnest Christian rock songs—but this unusual setting also provides her with an unlikely gay community. For the first time, Cameron connects with peers, and she’s able to find her place among fellow outcasts.

Screened to critical acclaim at Sundance Film Festival this year, The Miseducation of Cameron Post is a deeply moving but incredibly funny look at the horrifying reality of conversion therapy otherwise know as ‘pray away the gay’.

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening offers free ticket for carers, Screening offers concessionary prices.

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(Saturday) 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm BST

Location
Square Chapel Arts Centre
10 Square Road, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 1QG

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Square Chapel Arts Centre

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Vuelven | Tigers Are Not Afraid Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays Shop 9, 2 East Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia 2000

08sep9:00 pm11:00 pmVuelven | Tigers Are Not AfraidDirected by Issa LópezDendy Cinemas Opera QuaysCountry:Australia

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This haunting and timely film from Issa López tells the story of Estrella, an 11 years old whose mother disappears, a victim of the ruthless Huascas cartel. Left to fend for

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This haunting and timely film from Issa López tells the story of Estrella, an 11 years old whose mother disappears, a victim of the ruthless Huascas cartel.

Left to fend for herself, she finds companionship and a fragile sense of security with a gang of similarly orphaned boys, but her new reality is further complicated by her mother’s ghost whispering in her ear.

Issa López is the first female director to win a Fantastic Fest Best Horror Director prize for this memorable film, which is counted among Guillermo Del Toro and Stephen King’s “must watch films” and is an unmissable selection from Mexico.

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Unclassified 18+ 83 Mins | 2017 | Spanish with English subtitles | Feature

Winner: 2018 Ariel Awards Mexico, Best Direction, Best Actor in a Minor Role and Best Visual Effects.

Winner: 2017 Screamfest as Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor and Best Editing.

It’s a beautiful blend of innocence and brutality that embraces the dark fantasy ethos superbly. Issa López has crafted a sublime mix of darkness and light – The Hollywood News.

Presented with the Sydney Underground Film Festival

Time

(Saturday) 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm AEST

Location
Dendy Cinemas Opera Quays
Shop 9, 2 East Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia 2000

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Dark Money Fuquay-Varina Arts Center 123 E Vance St, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526

09sepAll DayDark Moneyfilmmaker Kimberly Reed is scheduled to be presentFuquay-Varina Arts CenterCountry:USA

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes viewers to Montana—a frontline in the fight to preserve fair elections nationwide—to follow an intrepid local journalist working to expose the real-life impacts of the US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision. Through this gripping story, Dark Money uncovers the shocking and vital truth of how American elections are bought and sold. This Sundance award-winning documentary is directed/produced by Kimberly Reed (Prodigal Sons) and produced by Katy Chevigny (E-Team).

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All Day (Sunday) EDT

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Fuquay-Varina Arts Center
123 E Vance St, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526

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South Arts

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IU Cinema: Loving Vincent Indiana University Cinema 1213 E. Seventh Street

09sep1:00 pm2:35 pmFeaturedIU Cinema: Loving VincentArt and a MovieIndiana University CinemaCountry:USA

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This Academy Award-nominated animated biopic transforms Dutch master Vincent van Gogh’s artworks into the world’s first entirely hand- painted feature film. It weaves nearly 130 of the artist’s iconic paintings

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This Academy Award-nominated animated biopic transforms Dutch master Vincent van Gogh’s artworks into the world’s first entirely hand- painted feature film. It weaves nearly 130 of the artist’s iconic paintings into a detective story that is itself a “one-of-a-kind work of art.” Made over seven years, actors recreated the scenes in front of green screens, then 125 artists hand painted each of the 62,450 frames in Van Gogh’s style. Voice work by actors like Saoirse Ronan and Chris O’Dowd enhances the experience.

PG-13 | 2017 | 2K DCP

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Directed by Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman

Free, but ticketed

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(Sunday) 1:00 pm - 2:35 pm EST

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Indiana University Cinema
1213 E. Seventh Street

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Ida Lupino at 100: The Trouble with Angels (1966) The Hyde Park Picture House Leeds 73 Brudenell Road Leeds, West Yorkshire LS6 1JD

09sep3:00 pm5:30 pmIda Lupino at 100: The Trouble with Angels (1966)The Hyde Park Picture House LeedsCountry:United Kingdom

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Hayley Mills plays rebellious teenager Mary Clancy, causing mischief in an all-girls Catholic boarding school and coming into frequent conflict with Mother Superior, played by the superb Rosalind

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Hayley Mills plays rebellious teenager Mary Clancy, causing mischief in an all-girls Catholic boarding school and coming into frequent conflict with Mother Superior, played by the superb Rosalind Russell. Ida Lupino’s last theatrical directorial effort shows her ease and skill with comedy, melodrama, and pop culture.

This film screens as part of an ongoing season celebrating the centenary of Ida Lupino, a trailblazer both sides of the camera.

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(Sunday) 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm BST

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The Hyde Park Picture House Leeds
73 Brudenell Road Leeds, West Yorkshire LS6 1JD

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Cléo from 5 to 7 The Old Market 11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

09sep5:00 pm6:30 pmCléo from 5 to 7Directed by Agnès VardaThe Old MarketCountry:United Kingdom

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Shot in Paris during the height of the Sixties, Varda’s second film Cléo from 5 to 7 tells the story of Cléo, a pop singer who passes her time drifting through

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Shot in Paris during the height of the Sixties, Varda’s second film Cléo from 5 to 7 tells the story of Cléo, a pop singer who passes her time drifting through different locations and conversations while awaiting the results of a vital and potentially life-changing medical examination.

A forerunner to the French New Wave, Cléo from 5 to 7 was a truly trailblazing exercise in film narrative, shot in a documentary-like fashion to capture reality as true-to-life as cinematically possible. The film also has a famous ‘silent film-within-a-film’ segment, which all film connoisseurs will love, as it contains cameos by the likes of Jean-Luc Godard and Anna Karina.

“As innovative and influential as any New Wave film”
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English)

Time

(Sunday) 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Location
The Old Market
11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

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TOM's Film Club

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PFF 2018 - Closing Night Gala (SYD): Zero to Podium Palace Cinemas (Kino, A Palace Cinemas Partner, VIC) 45 Collins Street, Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000

09sep6:40 pm9:40 pmPFF 2018 - Closing Night Gala (SYD): Zero to PodiumDirected by Sahar MosayebiPalace Cinemas (Kino, A Palace Cinemas Partner, VIC)Country:Australia

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The Australian premiere of Zero to Podium includes the Award Ceremony and a party with Persian food & drinks. Zero to podium documents the lives of three Iranian sisters who are

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The Australian premiere of Zero to Podium includes the Award Ceremony and a party with Persian food & drinks.

Zero to podium documents the lives of three Iranian sisters who are Wushu fighters from a small town of Semirom in Iran; Shahrbanu, Soheila and Elaheh Mansourian. Born into poverty, from an early age their father made them work in the fields. When their father leaves, they decide to seek out a better life for themselves. They exercise, join the Iranian national Wushu team, win back-to-back championships and begin to see a brighter future.

– Winner of Best Documentary Cinema Verité
– Fajr International Film Festival 2017

Time

(Sunday) 6:40 pm - 9:40 pm AEST

Location
Palace Cinemas (Kino, A Palace Cinemas Partner, VIC)
45 Collins Street, Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000

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Persian Film Festival

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The Gleaners and I The Old Market 11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

09sep7:00 pm9:00 pmFeaturedThe Gleaners and IDirected by Agnès VardaThe Old MarketCountry:United Kingdom

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During the dawn of the digital age in the late 1990s and early 2000s, The Gleaners and I emerged as one of the first true masterpieces to evolve from the new

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During the dawn of the digital age in the late 1990s and early 2000s, The Gleaners and I emerged as one of the first true masterpieces to evolve from the new and (at the time) relatively unexplored format. Taken from the old pastime of gleaning (collecting leftover crops from fields after they have been harvested), Varda’s documentary focuses on modern-day gleaners, allowing these marginalised people speak for themselves and address everything from world politics to personal tragedies, whilst Varda herself questions her own morality in the process.

Part social critique, part travelogue, this eccentric and eye-opening documentary is an unsentimental celebration of human resilience and how we should look out for those who survive on the margins of society and listen to their stories without judgement.

“Of all the movies I’ve seen in the past several years, this is one of the ones I love the most”
Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English).

Time

(Sunday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Location
The Old Market
11A Upper Market Street, Hove, East Sussex BN3 1AS

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TOM's Film Club

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Innsbruck Film Campus #6 Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen Weiherburggasse 13, 6020

10sepAll Day16Innsbruck Film Campus #6Künstlerhaus BüchsenhausenCountry:Austria

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The sixth INNSBRUCK film CAMPUS will take place 10 to 16 September 2018

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The sixth INNSBRUCK film CAMPUS will take place 10 to 16 September 2018 at our beloved home base Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen. Visit Innsbruck Film Campus website for details about films, venues, etc.

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Day 3
Day 5
September 12, 2018
9:00pm PIN CUSHION – Deborah Haywood9:00pm - 11:00pmSuper close Mother Lyn and daughter Iona are excited for their new life in a new town. Determined to make a success of things after a tricky start, Iona becomes ‘best friends’ with Keely, Stacey and Chelsea. Used to being Iona’s bestie herself, Lyn feels left out. So Lyn also makes friends with Belinda, her neighbour. As much as Lyn and Iona pretend to each other that things are going great, things aren’t going great for either of them. Iona struggles with the girls, who act more like frenemies than friends, and Belinda won’t give Lyn her stepladders back. Both mother and daughter retreat into fantasy and lies.
September 14, 2018
9:00pm L’ANIMALE – Katharina Mückstein9:00pm - 11:00pmIt looks like everybody has found their place in life: Mati and her gang of boys feel like the heroes of their village riding around on their tuned motocross bikes. Mati’s parents – Gabriele, a veterinarian and Paul, a surveyor, are firmly established and only have to finalize the last work on the construction of their new house. But when Mati meets Carla, her world becomes unstable. The encounter with the independent girl shows Mati who she could really be: alive and open, and very different from her competitive, demonstratively cool friends. To complicate things further, Mati‘s best friend Sebastian falls in love with her and wants her to change from buddy to lover. Will Mati now lose her place in her male circle of friends? In the meantime, the world of her parents also threatens to break apart. Gabriele discovers Paul’s best-kept secret. Will the situation pass, or should she confront him directly? Paul, too, is increasingly under pressure to face his very own truth. In the end, all characters face the same decision: what counts for more, seeming or being?

Time

september 10 (Monday) - 16 (Sunday) CEST

Location
Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen
Weiherburggasse 13, 6020

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INNSBRUCK film CAMPUS

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Fidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's Journey Palmerston NZ

10sep6:00 pm8:00 pmFidelio, l’odysseé d’Alice | Fidelio: Alice's JourneyDirected by Lucie BorleteauPalmerston NZCountry:New Zealand

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Lucie Borleteau  •  France • 2014 97 mins •  HD •   R16 Offensive language, sex scenes & sexual references In French,

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Lucie Borleteau  •  France • 2014
97 mins •  HD •   R16 Offensive language, sex scenes & sexual references
In French, Romanian, English, Tagalog and Norwegian, with English subtitles

In this insightful study of a woman at work in an almost exclusively male milieu, Ariane Labed stars as a nautical engineer who runs across an old flame in her new posting aboard a cargo ship.

“A powerful first feature.” – Time Out

Cinema 2 – Event Cinemas
Donation entry movies are open to the public by donation.

French Connections selection presented with the cooperation of the Embassy of France and Institut Français

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(Monday) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm NZST

Location
Palmerston NZ

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Palmerston North Film Society

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Dark Money a/perture cinema 311 W 4th St

10sep6:30 pm8:30 pmDark Moneyfilmmaker Kimberly Reed is scheduled to be presenta/perture cinemaCountry:USA

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes viewers to Montana—a frontline in the fight to preserve fair elections nationwide—to follow an intrepid local journalist working to expose the real-life impacts of the US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision. Through this gripping story, Dark Money uncovers the shocking and vital truth of how American elections are bought and sold. This Sundance award-winning documentary is directed/produced by Kimberly Reed (Prodigal Sons) and produced by Katy Chevigny (E-Team).

Time

(Monday) 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm EDT

Location
a/perture cinema
311 W 4th St

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South Arts

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Sadie Brown Hall Auditorium 173 Sherrod Dr Johnson City, TN 37614

10sep7:00 pm9:30 pmSadieQ&A and reception with filmmaker Megan Griffiths to followBrown Hall AuditoriumCountry:USA

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Part coming-of-age story and part slow-burn thriller, this 2018 film introduces us to Sadie, a troubled teen who lives in a trailer park with her mother, while longing for her

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Part coming-of-age story and part slow-burn thriller, this 2018 film introduces us to Sadie, a troubled teen who lives in a trailer park with her mother, while longing for her absent soldier father. She might not stop at anything to get what she wants. Megan Griffiths’ Sadie has been called “disquieting,” “absorbing” and populated with characters “on the darker edges of their lives.”

SADIE is the story of a 13-year-old girl who lives at Shady Plains Trailer Park with her mother while her father serves repeated tours in the military. Her dad has broken many promises that he will return, but Sadie (Sophia Mitri Schloss) idolizes him and believes in his cause, so she waits, preserving his place on the home-front.

Less patient is her mom, Rae (Melanie Lynskey,) who stopped receiving letters or calls from her husband years ago. She has been half-heartedly dating the counselor from Sadie’s school, Bradley (Tony Hale,) but it isn’t until a mysterious newcomer moves in next door that she truly considers moving on. Rae’s best friend is Carla (Danielle Brooks,) who works at the local bar and has a penchant for unavailable men. Danielle’s son Francis (Keith L. Williams,) and her retired father Deak (Tee Dennard) are Sadie’s charge and confidante, respectively. Francis, bullied at school, relies on Sadie for protection and guidance. Deak, stationed outside with his whittling, connects with Sadie’s old soul. The arrival of Cyrus (John Gallagher, Jr.) disrupts the balance of life at Shady Plains. When Sadie sees the relationship developing between Cyrus and Rae, she pledges to come between them, whatever it takes.

Sadie has always tested boundaries. Mainly at school, where she is in a protracted battle with Francis’s bully and a war of wits with her teachers. But with her new mission she pushes into new territory she is not equipped to handle. Cyrus becomes the enemy, and if she’s learned nothing else from the world she inhabits, it’s that the enemy deserves no mercy.

About the filmmaker: Megan Griffiths (Writer/Director) is a writer/director working in film and television. She recently directed two episodes of the Duplass Brothers’ HBO anthology series ROOM 104 and an episode of the Epix comedy GRAVES, starring Nick Nolte. Prior to this, she wrote and directed the thriller THE NIGHT STALKER, starring Lou Diamond Phillips as serial killer Richard Ramirez.

Her film LUCKY THEM starring Toni Collette, Thomas Haden Church and Johnny Depp premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was distributed by IFC Films. Megan’s film EDEN, based on the true story of a young woman captured into the world of human trafficking, was a breakout at SXSW 2012, winning the Emergent Narrative Director Award, the Audience Award for Narrative Feature as well as a Special Jury Prize for lead actress Jamie Chung. Megan’s feature THE OFF HOURS, distributed by Film Movement, premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.

Megan was the recipient of the 2012 Stranger Genius Award for Film, was named the 2013 City Arts Film Artist of the Year, and received the 2015 Seattle Mayor’s Award for Film. She is the vice president of the board of the Northwest Film Forum and is an active advocate for sustainable production.

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(Monday) 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Location
Brown Hall Auditorium
173 Sherrod Dr Johnson City, TN 37614

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South Arts

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One Sings, The Other Doesn’t Fabrica 40 Duke Street, Brighton, South East BN1 1AG

10sep7:00 pm9:30 pmOne Sings, The Other Doesn’tDIRECTED BY AGNÈS VARDAFabricaCountry:United Kingdom

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“I’ve had friends who’ve been very important in my life. In L’Une chante, l’autre pas I’ve told their story as if it were a novel.” After a hiatus from making feature

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“I’ve had friends who’ve been very important in my life. In L’Une chante, l’autre pas I’ve told their story as if it were a novel.”

After a hiatus from making feature films to focus on having a family, Varda’s return to filmmaking was largely inspired by her involvement in the French Women’s Movement of the 1970s, which left a profound affect on her. In order to share her story she chose to present the film as a musical, a genre more associated with the films of her late husband, Jacques Demy.

This feminist decade-spanning musical is a chronicle of the friendship between Suzanne (Thérèse Liotard) and Pauline (Valérie Mairesse), who first meet in 1962 when Suzanne, who is already a mother of two, decides to get an abortion. The film then jumps ten years ahead, finding the pair at very different stages in their lives, both in regards to personal growth and social change.

Doors from 7pm, feature starts at 7:30pm

Venue is wheelchair accessible, Screening is subtitled (in English), Screening offers concessionary prices

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(Monday) 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
Fabrica
40 Duke Street, Brighton, South East BN1 1AG

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Scalarama Sussex

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She’s A Rebel presents: The Loveless (1981) The Reliance 76-78 North Street, Leeds, LS2 7PN

10sep7:30 pm9:30 pmShe’s A Rebel presents: The Loveless (1981)Directed by Kathryn Bigelow & Monty MontgomeryThe RelianceCountry:United Kingdom

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The year is 1959. The location: a small southern town. Against this backdrop, five bikers and a 16-year-old girl leave the town with a memory the residents

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The year is 1959. The location: a small southern town. Against this backdrop, five bikers and a 16-year-old girl leave the town with a memory the residents will never forget. Kathryn Bigelow’s low-budget directorial debut, co-directed with Monty Montgomery, and starring Willem Dafoe in his first big-screen role.

Screening as part of Beginnings, a season of three remarkable debut features. Other films in the season include Agnès Varda’s La Pointe Courte (1955) and Vera Chytilová’s Something Different (1963).

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(Monday) 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm BST

Location
The Reliance
76-78 North Street, Leeds, LS2 7PN

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Supakino & FYFC Present: Bend It Like Beckham [2002] The Institute Of Light Arch 376, 10 Helmsley Place, London Fields London E8 3SB

10sep8:30 pm10:45 pmSupakino & FYFC Present: Bend It Like Beckham [2002]Directed by Gurinder ChadhaThe Institute Of LightCountry:United Kingdom

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Forever Young Film Club and SUPAKINO team up for a screening of Gurinder Chadha's hit feel-good movie Bend It Like Beckham: a film which manages to balance substantial themes of

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Forever Young Film Club and SUPAKINO team up for a screening of Gurinder Chadha’s hit feel-good movie Bend It Like Beckham: a film which manages to balance substantial themes of family, friendship, culture clash, racism and sexual identity whilst also serving a relatable slice of UK teen life.

SUPAKINO presents Turbans Seen On Screen (TSOS): film screenings featuring notable characters wearing turbans.

Forever Young Film Club: A film collective celebrating and reappraising classic coming-of-age and teen films, and exploring lesser known gems through regular screenings and events.

TICKETS
Doors 20:30 | Intro & Film 20:45

£6 via The Institute Of Light | Please book in advance to guarantee seats

Time

(Monday) 8:30 pm - 10:45 pm BST

Location
The Institute Of Light
Arch 376, 10 Helmsley Place, London Fields London E8 3SB

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Dark Money Union County Arts Council/Wingate University 120 N. Main Street, Monroe, NC 28112

11sepAll DayDark Moneyfilmmaker Kimberly Reed is scheduled to be presentUnion County Arts Council/Wingate UniversityCountry:USA

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes

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Dark Money, a political thriller, examines one of the greatest present threats to American democracy: the influence of untraceable corporate money on our elections and elected officials. The film takes viewers to Montana—a frontline in the fight to preserve fair elections nationwide—to follow an intrepid local journalist working to expose the real-life impacts of the US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision. Through this gripping story, Dark Money uncovers the shocking and vital truth of how American elections are bought and sold. This Sundance award-winning documentary is directed/produced by Kimberly Reed (Prodigal Sons) and produced by Katy Chevigny (E-Team).

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All Day (Tuesday) EDT

Location
Union County Arts Council/Wingate University
120 N. Main Street, Monroe, NC 28112

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Sadie Clayton Center for the Arts 502 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Maryville, TN 37804

11sepAll DaySadiefilmmaker Megan Griffiths is scheduled to be presentClayton Center for the ArtsCountry:USA

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Part coming-of-age story and part slow-burn thriller, this 2018 film introduces us to Sadie, a troubled teen who lives in a trailer park with her mother, while longing for her

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Part coming-of-age story and part slow-burn thriller, this 2018 film introduces us to Sadie, a troubled teen who lives in a trailer park with her mother, while longing for her absent soldier father. She might not stop at anything to get what she wants. Megan Griffiths’ Sadie has been called “disquieting,” “absorbing” and populated with characters “on the darker edges of their lives.”

SADIE is the story of a 13-year-old girl who lives at Shady Plains Trailer Park with her mother while her father serves repeated tours in the military. Her dad has broken many promises that he will return, but Sadie (Sophia Mitri Schloss) idolizes him and believes in his cause, so she waits, preserving his place on the home-front.

Less patient is her mom, Rae (Melanie Lynskey,) who stopped receiving letters or calls from her husband years ago. She has been half-heartedly dating the counselor from Sadie’s school, Bradley (Tony Hale,) but it isn’t until a mysterious newcomer moves in next door that she truly considers moving on. Rae’s best friend is Carla (Danielle Brooks,) who works at the local bar and has a penchant for unavailable men. Danielle’s son Francis (Keith L. Williams,) and her retired father Deak (Tee Dennard) are Sadie’s charge and confidante, respectively. Francis, bullied at school, relies on Sadie for protection and guidance. Deak, stationed outside with his whittling, connects with Sadie’s old soul. The arrival of Cyrus (John Gallagher, Jr.) disrupts the balance of life at Shady Plains. When Sadie sees the relationship developing between Cyrus and Rae, she pledges to come between them, whatever it takes.

Sadie has always tested boundaries. Mainly at school, where she is in a protracted battle with Francis’s bully and a war of wits with her teachers. But with her new mission she pushes into new territory she is not equipped to handle. Cyrus becomes the enemy, and if she’s learned nothing else from the world she inhabits, it’s that the enemy deserves no mercy.

About the filmmaker: Megan Griffiths (Writer/Director) is a writer/director working in film and television. She recently directed two episodes of the Duplass Brothers’ HBO anthology series ROOM 104 and an episode of the Epix comedy GRAVES, starring Nick Nolte. Prior to this, she wrote and directed the thriller THE NIGHT STALKER, starring Lou Diamond Phillips as serial killer Richard Ramirez.

Her film LUCKY THEM starring Toni Collette, Thomas Haden Church and Johnny Depp premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was distributed by IFC Films. Megan’s film EDEN, based on the true story of a young woman captured into the world of human trafficking, was a breakout at SXSW 2012, winning the Emergent Narrative Director Award, the Audience Award for Narrative Feature as well as a Special Jury Prize for lead actress Jamie Chung. Megan’s feature THE OFF HOURS, distributed by Film Movement, premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.

Megan was the recipient of the 2012 Stranger Genius Award for Film, was named the 2013 City Arts Film Artist of the Year, and received the 2015 Seattle Mayor’s Award for Film. She is the vice president of the board of the Northwest Film Forum and is an active advocate for sustainable production.

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All Day (Tuesday)

Location
Clayton Center for the Arts
502 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Maryville, TN 37804

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South Arts

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The Rider Picturehouse Duke of York’s Preston Road

11sep1:00 pm3:00 pmThe RiderDirected by Chloé ZhaoPicturehouse Duke of York’sCountry:United Kingdom

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Director: Chloé Zhao Starring: Tim Jandreau, Brady Jandreau, Lilly Jandreau Duration: 104 min Chloé Zhao made an impressive directorial debut with Songs My Brothers Taught Me (CINECITY 2015) set among Native American Indians

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Director: Chloé Zhao
Starring: Tim Jandreau, Brady Jandreau, Lilly Jandreau
Duration: 104 min

Chloé Zhao made an impressive directorial debut with Songs My Brothers Taught Me (CINECITY 2015) set among Native American Indians living on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Born in Beijing but raised in the UK and USA, Zhao’s second feature, The Rider, is once again set in South Dakota and focuses on the broken dreams of a young cowboy. Performed by non-actors and partly based on their real-life experiences, The Rider is a superbly constructed portrait of frustrated youth and American cowboy culture, beautifully shot by cinematographer Joshua James Richards (God’s Own Country).

Brady Jandreau plays a semi-autobiographical version of himself, coming to terms with a near fatal rodeo accident that leaves him unable to ride again on the advice of his doctors. Struggling to leave the sport he loves and the horses and riders of a tight-knit community, Jandreau is the soulful presence at the heart of Zhao’s wonderful, sensitive and emotionally gripping drama.

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(Tuesday) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm BST

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Picturehouse Duke of York’s
Preston Road

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SCI FI AND HORROR! Westbank Art & Music Notting Hill, 3-5 Thorpe Cl, London W10 5XL, UK

11sep6:00 pm10:30 pm

Join the #DirectedbyWomen Worldwide Film Viewing Party | September 1 – 30, 2018…

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