What's On
Oliver Hockenhull: Montage and AI Lecture + World Premiere FOTO CINE MAMA & I
In this special event, radical filmmaker Oliver Hockenhull explores ideas about photography, cinema and AI -- first in an illustrated 45 minute talk, and then with the world premiere of his latest essay film, FOTO CINE MAMA & I.
The Night of the Hunter
One of the strangest and most beguiling movies you'll ever see, from a poetic, nightmarish novel by Davis Grubb, a fable about two children fleeing from a psychotic evangelical preacher (Robert Mitchum). Charles Laughton's only film as director.
Theremin Man Goes to the Movies
In this unique live presentation "Theremin Man", Stephen Hamm, leads us through the early electronic instrument's origins, its eclectic Hollywood career, and his own personal history with this strange instrument -- concluding with a live score improv.
Ru + Kim Thúy in Conversation
At ten, Tinh and her family are forced to flee Vietnam and eventually find refuge in wintery but welcoming Quebec. A lyrical, warm adaptation of the award-winning novel by Kim Thúy, who will join us in conversation after the screening.
The Etiquette of Dying: Film + Ron Samworth Concert
Guitarist Ron Samworth's brush with cancer a few years ago inspired a suite, which in turn inspired Melissa Hubert's contemplative 51-minute animated film. After the screening Ron will lead a 4-piece band in an improvised performance.
The Battle of Algiers
French Colonel Mathieu hunts for Algerian resistance leader Ali la Pointe in Pontecorvo's classic, which draws the battle lines between colonialists and Arab insurrectionists in a pulsating, "fly-on-the-wall" documentary style.
