Films to Watch on Father’s Day / Film Fatales
Films to Watch on Father’s DayFilm FatalesJune 18, 2023https://www.instagram.com/p/CtopkIxgnh6/?hl=en
Films to Watch on Father’s DayFilm FatalesJune 18, 2023https://www.instagram.com/p/CtopkIxgnh6/?hl=en
New FilmsCFMDCJune 16, 2023https://mailchi.mp/f4f27f6ad1ca/cfmdc-march-news?fbclid=IwAR34CiF6W7ZKwPeEjXzVdTi2JALdTo1icatRmMxbnXKqHgiwSjRKoadWWSQ NEW FILMS Check out the new additions to our collection this month! You can view the trailers here. Password: cfmdcmarch23 With new films by Christina Battle, Louise Bourque, Celina de Leon, Mivan Makia, Wrik Mead, Calla Moya, Jennifer Reeves, Robin Riad, Lynne Sachs, and Barbara Sternberg. Enjoy the previews! ARCHIVES OF RESISTANCE NGOYMALAYIÑ By Catrileo-Carrión CommunityOnline […]
Labor Neunzehn (Laboratory Nineteen) V.Scotti and A.Massobrio GBRLight ConeJune 14, 2023 LABOR NEUNZEHN V.SCOTTI UND A.MASSOBRIO GBRBerlin, AllemagneJune 14, 2023 FILMS– PORTRAIT by Georges REY– LA VACHE QUI RUMINE by Georges REY– TRYPPS #7 (BADLANDS) by Ben RUSSELL– A MONTH OF SINGLE FRAMES by Lynne SACHS
Labor Neunzehn is an artist-run project engaged in a cross-disciplinary discourse on time-based-art that involves expanded cinema, modern music, publishing, and the critical reflection in media art
With its history that spans over two hundred years, Beykoz Kundura is one of the most significant historical and cultural values of Turkey
…Like Clockwork Episode 15Chicago FilmmakersHosted by M. Woods June 2, 2023https://chicagofilmmakers.org/like-clockwork Every Friday at 5:00PM – 6:30PM Central Guests:Lynne SachsJessica MacorClint Enns &Rebecca Fons Hosted by:M. Woods of Chicago Filmmakers
Join us at Le Petit Versailles, a public community garden in the East Village, where fragments and minor moments will converge in film, painting, performance, cyanotype photos and poetry.
‘A Month of Single Frames’ at State Academy of Fine Arts Karlsruhe
Spend the weekend with Tender Non-Fictions, a program of films by experimental feminist filmmaker Lynne Sachs, who has been prolifically creating works for cinema for four decades.
“Meno avilys” turns to the topic of travelogues and travel films, which has so far been underrepresented and rarely explored in Lithuania.