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| S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine |
Rithy Panh |
105 minutes, Color, 2003 |
| A Film by Rithy Panh. In 1975-79, the Khmer Rouge waged a campaign of genocide on Cambodia’s population. 1.7 million Cambodians lost their lives to famine and murder as the urban population was forced into the countryside to fulfill the Khmer Rouges’ dream of an agrarian utopia. |
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| Seaside |
Julie Lopes-Curval |
88 min., French w/English Subtitles, 35mm, Color 2002 |
| Seaside (Bord de Mer) is a film about Cayeux, a small beach town in France. Beautiful young Marie works at a pebble processing plant. Her boyfriend, Paul, a warehouse employee in winter and a lifeguard in summer, doesn't understand Marie's dreamy temperament and stifles her with his clumsy love. |
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| Secret
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Jean-Claude
Brisseau |
115 min., French w/English Subtitles, 35mm, Color 2002 |
| Secret Things (Choses secretes) is helmed by veteran director Jean-Claude Brisseau. Variety writes “there's plenty for both the eyes and the intellect to groove over in Secret Things, a taut, juicy feast of sexual and office politics.” |
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| Seduction:The Cruel Woman |
Monika Treut & Elfi Mikesch |
84 min, 35mm, Color, 1985 |
| A Film by Elfi Mikesch & Monika Treut. Wanda, a dominatrix who runs an S&M gallery on the Hamburg waterfront, must choose between her lesbian lover and an American trainee. |
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| The Settlers |
Ruth Walk, Liran Atzmor, & Noemi Schory |
Hebrew w/English Subtitles, Beta,Color, 2002 |
| The daily lives of the Orthodox women of Tel Rumeida, who possess an unwavering belief that they belong in the Palestinian territories, and try to ignore the chaos that surrounds them while refusing to acknowledge their Arab neighbors. |
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| The Sexual Life of Belgians |
Jan Bucquoy |
85 min., French w/English Subtitles, 35mm, Color 1994 |
| A Film by Jan Bucquoy. From one sexual misadventure to another, Jan Bucquoy's autobiographical comedy is a deadpan, funny account of a young man's sexual awakening. |
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| Sex & Justice |
Julian Schlossberg & Seymour Wishman |
77 min, Color, 1993 |
| A film by Julian Schlossberg & Seymour Wishman. Political passion and explosive moments during the dramatic confrontation between Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas at his Supreme Court hearings. |
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| She Must Be Seeing Things |
Sheila McLaughlin |
95min, 16mm, Color, 1988 |
| A Film by Sheila McLaughlin. When a woman reads her lesbian lover's diary she becomes jealous, disguises herself as a man, and spies on her companion. |
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| Sherman's March |
Ross McElwee |
155 min, 16mm,
Color, 1986 |
| A Film by Ross McElwee. An autobiographical quest for true romance along the original route of General Sherman's Civil War March. |
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| Signing Off |
Robert Sarkies |
15 min, 35mm, Color, VHS, 1996 |
| A Film by Robert Sarkies. A wonderfully comic adventure about a radio DJ's last day on the air |
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| Silence=Death |
Rosa Von Praunheim |
60 min, 16mm, Color, 1990 |
| A Film by Rosa Von Praunheim. A Film by Rosa von Praunheim. Explores how artists like Keith Haring and David Wojnarowicz use art to combat AIDS. |
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| Silent Waters |
Sabiha Sumar |
Punjabi with English Subtitles, 35mm, Color 2003 |
| Silent Waters is set in 1979 in Pakistan, when General Zia-ul-Haq took control of the country and stoked the fires of Islamic nationalism. Ayesha, a Muslim woman who gets by on her late husband’s pension and by teaching young girls the Koran, invests her hopes in her beloved son Saleem. But when Saleem takes up with a group of Islamic fundamentalists just as a group of Sikh pilgrims come to town, Ayesha’s haunted past turns her present life upside down. |
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| Something to Sing About |
Martin Daley |
55 min, Color, 1995 |
| A Film by Martin Daley. The inspiring story of the celebrated Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir. |
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| Spark among the Ashes |
Oren Rudavsky |
56 min, 16mm, Color, 1986 |
| A 13-year-old American's trip to the holocaust-devastated Jewish community of Cracow for his bar mitzvah. |
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| Strangers In Good Company |
Cynthia Scott |
105 min, 35mm, Color, 1990 |
| Seven long-lived Canadian women are on a sightseeing trip when their bus breaks down in an unpopulated rural area. They find shelter in an abandoned farmhouse. |
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| Swerve |
Andrea Dorfman |
15min, 16mm, Color 1990 |
| A Film by Andrea Dorfman. The story of an all-girl love triangle taking place on a road trip. |
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| Talking Trash |
Jennifer Schwerin & Leslie Schwerin |
54 min, 16mm, Color, 1994 |
| A Film by Jennifer Scherwin and Leslie Scherwin. Rich in junk, the film mixes together salvaged bits of historical footage, statistics and personal stories to create a moving and comical portrait of America's romance with disposability. |
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| Tater Tomater |
Phil Morrison |
20 min, 16mm, Color, VHS, 1990 |
| A Film by Phil Morrison. Over the course of a hectic day, a cafeteria worker begins to lose control. Forced to say the same thing over and over again, she begins rhyming words to the surprise and disbelief of her coworkers. |
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| Terezin Diary
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Dan Weissman |
88 min,16mm, Color, 1990 |
| A Film by Dan Weissman. Terezin Diary focuses on Helga Kinsky who, with nine other survivors, describes the eerie paradoxes of life as children in the model ghetto. They were encouraged to draw and write, to publish their own magazines, and to perform in "Brundibar," a children's opera. But by the war's end, fewer than one in ten of these children was alive. |
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| This is Not an Exit |
Gerarld Fox |
80 min, Color, 1999 |
| A Film by Gerald Fox. This is Not an Exit reveals the world inhabited by Bret Easton Ellis, controversial author of American Psycho, Less Than Zero and Glamorama. |
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| Time Indefinite
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Ross McElwee |
87 min, 35mm, Color, 1993 |
| A Film by Ross McElwee. When McElwee announces at the family gathering in South Carolina that he's going to marry a nice Jewish girl from Boston, the results are memorable. Sequel to Sherman's March. |
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| Tong Tana |
Jan Roed |
88 min, Swedish w/English Subtitles, 35mm, Color, 1990 |
| A Film by Jan Roed. A journey into the heart of Borneo's lush rainforest to meet a European who has rejected modern civilization. |
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| The Trials of Henry Kissinger |
Eugene Jarecki & Alex Gibney |
80 min, 35mm, Color 2002 |
| A Film by Eugene Jarecki & Alex Gibney. The Trials of Henry Kissinger explores how a young boy who fled Nazi Germany grew up to become one of the most powerful and controversial figures in U.S. history. |
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| Twilight of the Gods |
Stewart Main |
15min, 35mm, Color 1990
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| A Film by Stewart Main. Two men of war, a Maori warrior and a European soldier, meet in an explosive clash of two culture. |
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| Two Worlds of Angelita |
Jane Morrison |
73 min, 16mm, Color, VHS, 1983 |
| A Film by Jane Morrison. Told from the perspective of nine year old Angelita, the film follows a young Puerto Rican family's journey from a small town on the island to New York City's Lower East Side |
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| Uminchu |
John Junkerman |
101 min, 16mm, Color, VHS, Japanese w/English Sub, 2000 |
| A Film by John Junkerman. In Uminchu, Academy Award Nominee John Junkerman (Hellfire) follows the travails of 82 year old fisherman Shigeru Itokazu, who daily rises before the sun to continue his solitary quest of marlin |
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