See the entire seven-hour film–playing in four parts–with a $25 ticket package. Members get $5 off!

Program includes: Bao (dir. Domee Shi, USA, 8 min.) • Late Afternoon (dir. Louise Bagnall, Ireland, 10 min.) • Animal Behaviour (dirs. Alison Snowden and David Fine, Canada, 14 min.) • Weekends (dir. Trevor Jimenez, USA, 16 min.) • One Small Step (dirs. Andrew Chesworth and Bobby Pontillas, USA, 8 min.) • Wishing Box (dirs. Wenli Zhang & Nan Li, USA, 6 min.) • Tweet Tweet (dir. Zhanna Bekmambetova, Russia, 11 min.)

Black Sheep (dir. Ed Perkins, UK, 27 min.) • End Game (dirs. Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, USA, 40 min.) • In addition to the above nominated films, this program also includes the following acclaimed documentary short: The Driver is Red (dir. Randall Christopher, USA, 13 min.)

Madre (dir. Rodrigo Sorogoyen, Spain, 19 min.) • Fauve (dir. Jeremy Comte, Canada, 17 min.) • Marguerite (dir. Marianne Farley, Canada, 19 min.) • Detainment (dir. Vincent Lambe, Ireland, 30 min.) • Skin (dir. Guy Nattiv, USA, 20 min.)

A Night at the Garden (dir. Marshall Curry, USA, 7 min.) • Lifeboat (dir. Skye Fitzgerald, USA, 40 min.) • PERIOD. END OF SENTENCE. (dir. Rayka Zehtabchi, India, 26 min.)

Work by Kelly Gallagher, Kelly Sears, Karissa Hahn, Alli Coates, Walter Woodman, Marnie Ellen Hertzler, Lauren Wolkstein, Nishat Hossain, Abigail Child, and Akosua Adoma Owusu

Featuring films by Ariel Kavoussi, Nashwa Zaman, and Alanna Morton

We’re thrilled to welcome back filmmaker and programmer Minou Norouzi for a brand new program, The Revolution is Not A Virgin, featuring the work of Marwa Arsanios, Sean Bonney, Cana Bilir-Meier, Şener Özmen, Nina Kreuzinger, and a performance by Hadi Fallahpisheh. Countering the typically noisy, chaos-driven acts of ‘revolution’ and the campaigning desire of documentary as a political tool this programme of video works explores silence as a productive act of resistance. It asks what viewers can discern from gaps in artistic expression; from what is not shown; from what is not said? In an introduction and post-screening discussion, Minou will discuss these works in relation to her current research project Revolutionary Patience: The Ethics of Non-interventionist Documentary Encounters, also included as part of the College Art Association, CAA 107th Annual Conference.