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Afternoon screening : 3:30 - 4:40pm
Grrlyshow Sisters are doing it for themselves. Kara Herold,
assistant directed by Ariella Ben-Dov, 2001, 19:00, VHS
A Woman, a Mirror; Portrait of a Girl, Abstracted and Containing
Moments of
Reflection on the Relationship of Women to Air Transportation Dance
piece about ladies and aviation. Sara Smith and Roger Beebe, 2001, 15:00,
16mm
Aural Fixation What your answering machine would say if
you never answered the phone. Helen Zeda Spitzer, 2001, 4:00, Canada,
VHS
Seizing the Sound A love letter to WXDU. Karen Cirillo,
2002, 15:00, VHS
Evening screening, 8 p.m.
Fall
Animated barnyard tale. A chicken is featured. Sherri Mullis, 1995,
2:07, VHS.
Novices Nuns and the people who love them. Heidi Mau and
Melissa Thompson, 1995, 5:45, VHS.
Rollerdisco Next song, couples skate. Cory Ryan, 2002,
9:00, Super 8 to VHS.
Atomic Moog 2000 Futuristic animated insanity. Pip Johnson,
1996, 0:43
Terminator Tomatoes What would happen if genetically enhanced
tomatoes were the size of your head? Suzanne Twining, 2001, 5:00, VHS
Distance Marked A daughter documents her search for a
family gravesite in Korea. Susan Kim, 2000, 9:50, VHS
Canine Fluidity of teeth and dogs. Amie Robinson, 2001,
3:00
Alpha Dogs Stories about a pack of dogs who have taken
over a farm. Sarah Price, 1997, 5:00, 16mm
Kmart Confidential Musing about a girl and her K-Mart.
Elena Oxenham, 2002, 10:40, mini-DV
15-minute intermission
The Fair and
the Weak The search continues for the perfect girl to love.
Lauren Cook, 2002, 8:20, mini-DV
Committed 10 ways to kill your husband. Tara Pinley, 2001,
5:00, VHS
Tools of the Trade What lengths will we go to for beauty?
Katherine Perry, 2002, 1:30, VHS
Bessie Cohen, Survivor of the 1911 Shirtwaist Fire Documentary
about a Manhattan tragedy. Hope Tucker, 2000, 3:00, VHS
Once About Watertowers Elderly Manhattanites recount life
stories. Stephanie Lucas, 2001, 7:46, 16mm
The Interview What would you do for minimum wage? Courtney
Davis, 2002, 5:15, VHS
El Bellicia Vencido How to kill a man with a red egg.
Sarah Corbitt, 2002, 5:00, mini-DV
Dalmar e Rosalia Bel Bechara and Sandro Serpa Brazil must
be a great place to live. 15:00, Brazil, in Portugese with subtitles,
VHS
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