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| The Day Silence Died |
Paolo Agnazzi |
108 min, 35mm, Color, Spanish w/English Subtitles,
1998 |
| A Film by Paolo Agazzi. A sheltered
Bolivian town changes forever when a mysterious
stranger sets up a radio and loudspeakers for the
townspeople to air their dirty laundry. |
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| Black to the Promised
Land |
Madeleine Ali |
95 min, 16mm, Color, 1992 |
| A Film by Madeleine Ali. Inner-city
teens travel to Israel and work on a kibbutz in
this powerful portrayal of the importance of cross-cultural
exchange |
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| Linnea in Monet's
Garden |
Lena Anderson & Christina Bjork |
30 min, 16mm, Color, 1993 |
| A Film by Lena Anderson and
Christina Bjork. From the pages of the best-selling
book comes the charming animated tale of a little
girl's love of the paintings of French Impressionist
Claude Monet. |
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| Excursion to the
Bridge of Friendship |
Christina Andreef |
12 min, 35mm, Color, 1994 |
| This is "a silent musical"
that was selected for official screening at the
1993 Cannes Film Festival. It is the first major
work of an exciting and innovative producer-director
team (Helen Bowden and Christina Andreef). |
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| Flushed |
Carrie Ansell |
81 min, Color, 1998 |
| A Film by Carrie Ansell. Set in the
men's and women's bathrooms of a New York City bar,
Flushed is a hilariously candid look into what the
opposite sex does when they think no one is watching. |
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| 49 UP |
Michael Apted |
135 min, Video, Color/B&W, English, 2005 |
| In 1964 a group of seven year old children were interviewed for the documentary “Seven Up”. Director Michael Apted has been back to film them every seven years since, examining the progression of their lives. Now they are 49. |
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| The Jew |
Jom Tob Azulay |
85 min, 35mm, Color, Portuguese w/English Subtitles,
1996 |
| A Film by Jom Tob Azulay. In 18th Century
Portugal, a talented and popular Jewish writer battles
the repressive and dangerous forces of the Inquisition. |
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| Last Dance |
Mirra Bank |
84 min, Video, Color,
English, 2002 |
| A Film by Mirra Bank. Go behind the
scenes with the audacious, innovative dance company
Pilobolus and legendary author-illustrator Maurice
Sendak to reveal a stormy collaboration. Their shared
creative venture - to create a work that confronts
the Holocaust. |
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| Fighter |
Amir Bar-Lev |
91min, 35mm, Color, 2000 |
| A Film by Amir Bar-Lev. A unique adventure
unfolds as two friends take a risky road trip into
their past in Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia. |
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| Venus Boyz |
Gabriel Baur |
104 min, 35mm, Color, 2001 |
| A Film by Gabriel Baur. A film journey
through a universe of female masculinity. |
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| After
Stonewall |
John Scagliotti,
Janet Baus, Dan Hunt |
88 min, 16mm, Color, English,1999 |
| A Film by John Scagliotti,
Janet Baus & Dan Hunt. Narrated by Melissa Etheridge,
this sequel to Before Stonewall chronicles the history
of lesbian and gay life from the riots at Stonewall
to the end of the millenium. |
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| I,The Worst of All |
Luisa Bemberg |
105 min, 35mm, Color, Spanish w/English Subtitles,
1990 |
| A Film by Maria Luisa Bemberg. In 17th
century Mexico, the brilliant and beautiful poet
Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz (Assumpta Serna) enters
a convent, and the local vicereine (Dominique Sanda)
becomes her protectress and erotic muse. |
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| Freud Leaving Home |
Susanne Bier |
100 min, 35mm, Color, Swedish w/English Subtitles,
1991 |
| At 25, Freud still lives at home with
her parents, but just when her mother's 60th birthday
approaches she falls in love and finally attempts
to leave her nest. |
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| The Wobblies |
Deborah Shaffer & Stewart
Bird |
89 min, 16mm, Color, 1979 |
| The Wobblies integrates the songs of the
period with photographs, newsreel footage, and contemporary
interviews with remaining IWW members. Careful documentation
of the cultural, political, labor and legal events
of the time make this work an invaluable record
of an unforgettable era of American history. |
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| Wax, Or The Discovery
of Television Among the Bees |
David Blair |
85 min, 16mm, Color, 1991 |
| A Film by David Blair. The mind-blowing
story of a weapons designer / bee-keeper who enters
a hallucinatory alternative reality where A-Bombs,
the Gulf War and insects collide. |
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| Born In Flames |
Lizzie Borden |
90 min, 16mm, Color, 1983 |
| A Film by Lizzie Borden. Named as one
of the 50 greatest indie films of all time, Born
in Flames is a comic fantasy of female rebellion
set in the near future. |
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| Kaddish |
Steve Brand |
92 min, 16mm, Color/B&W, 1984 |
| A Film by Steve Brand. A candid portrait
of a young Jewish activist who must face his father's
traumatic history. |
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| Fidel |
Estela Bravo |
35mm, Color, English & Spanish w/English Subtitles, 2001 |
| A Film by Estella Bravo. One of the
most influential and controversial figures of our
time, Fidel offers a unique look at the man through
exclusive interviews with Castro himself, Alice
Walker, Harry Melafonte, Nelson Mandela, and many
more. |
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| Karen
Black Like Me |
Jane Schneider |
10 min, 16mm, Color, 1993 |
| Karen Black Like Me
is a hilarious spin off of the classic tv film Trilogy
of Terror in which Karen Black is chased around
her apartment by a vicious warrior doll. |
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| Secret Society |
Imogen Kimmel |
89 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
2000 |
| A Film by Imogen Kimmel. The story of
Daisy, twenty years old and plump as a dumpling,
and her adoring husband Ken. When Ken discovers
that Daisy has joined a "secret society"
of women sumo wrestlers, Daisy is forced to make
a difficult decision. |
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| The War at Home |
Barry Brown & Glenn Silber |
100 min, 35mm, Color, 1979 |
| A Film by Glenn Silber and Barry Brown.
One of the most important political films ever made,
The War at Home chronicles the anti-war movement
of the 60's and 70's, which grew into a genuine
people's revolt as war in Vietnam escalated. |
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| Death by
Design |
Peter Friedman & Jean-Francois
Brunet |
75 min, 35mm, Color/B&W, 1995 |
| A Film by Peter Friedman & Jean-Francois
Brunet. A guided tour into the invisible world of
cells, using metaphors from classic movies, modern
life and extraordinary micro-cinematography. |
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| The Sexual Life of
Belgians |
Jan Bucquoy |
85 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
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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| The Man Who Bought
Mustique |
Joseph Bullman & Vikram
Jayanti |
78 min, 16mm, Color, 2000 |
| A Film by Joseph Bullman and Vikram
Jayanti. A deliciously entertaining look at a Scottish
lord who bought the tiny Caribbean island of Mustique
in 1956 for a song and turned it into a playground
for the rich and famous. |
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| Details of a Duel |
Sergio Cabrera |
97 min, 35mm, Color, Spanish w/English Subtitles,
1989 |
| A Film by Sergio Cabrera. Set in the
Andes in the 1950's, a local school teacher and
the town butcher must fight a duel to the death
over an unnamed woman. |
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| Mob Queen |
Jon Carnoy |
80 min, Color, 2004 |
| A Film by Jon Carnoy. Brooklyn, 1957.
In the world of dockworkers, mobsters and streetwalkers,
two small time hoods set up their boss with the
new prostitute on the docks, only to discover that
she has an unbelievable secret. |
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| Legend of Paul &
Paula |
Heiner Carow |
106 min, Color, German w/English Subtitles,
1973 |
| A Film by Heiner Carow. One of the most
popular of all East German films, The Legend of
Paul and Paula is both a romantic and an ironic
view of love, with music by the German cult band
The Puhdys. |
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| Howard Finster: Man
of Visions |
Dave Carr, Julie Desroberts,
Julie Paskel |
23 min, 16mm, Color, English, 1990 |
| A Film by Julie Desroberts, Randy Paskal
and Dave Carr. A candid look at the unique Reverend
Howard Finster, who, after forty five years of preaching,
received instruction from God in 1976 to paint his
spiritual messages. |
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| The Bridesmaid |
Claude Chabrol |
110 min, 35mm, Color, French w/ English Subtitles, 2004 |
| Directed by Claude Chabrol and based on the novel by Ruth Rendell. It's love at first sight when Senta falls into the life of handsome young Philippe, but Philippe soon discovers that Senta's life is shrouded in mystery. |
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| Merci Pour Le Chocolat |
Claude Chabrol |
99 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
2000 |
| A Film by Claude Chabrol. With his accomplice,
the world's greatest living screen actress, Isabel
Huppert, French master Claude Chabrol weaves a tangled,
nervy web of circumstance, mischief and malevolence. |
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| Midnight
Dancers |
Mel Chionglo |
100 min, 35mm, Color, 1994 |
| A Film by Mel Chionglo. The
erotic yet compassionate story of three brothers
who work as exotic dancers in a Manila gay club. |
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| The Architecture
of Doom |
Peter Cohen |
35mm, Color/B&W, English, 1991 |
| A Film by Peter Cohen. Featuring never-before-seen
film footage of Adolph Hitler and the Nazi regime,
this spectacular film shows the inner workings of
the Third Reich and illuminates the Nazi aesthetic
in art, architecture and popular culture. |
| Homo Sapiens 1900 |
Peter Cohen |
85 min, 35mm, Color, 1998 |
| A Film by Peter Cohen. A haunting exploration
of the history of eugenics, race hygiene and the
idea of the 'new man'. Emerging at the turn of the
century, eugenic movements spawned government sanctioned
research projects. |
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| The Winners |
Peter Cohen |
85 min, Beta, Color, English, French, Russian & Flemish
w/English Subtitles, 1998 |
| A Film by Peter Cohen. One of the most
prestigious arenas is the Queen Elizabeth in Brussels.
This competition is to music what the Olympic Games
are to sports. This film does not presume to be
a value judgment on the merits of competition. A
major prize can make a career. But it can also cause
a great deal of pain. |
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| Living
Proof: HIV and the Pursuit of Happiness |
Kermit Cole |
72 min, 16mm, Color, 1993 |
| A Film by Kermit Cole. A
crowd-pleasing, eye-opening film about HIV positive
people who rely on dignity and humor to combat images
of HIV and AIDS. |
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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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| A Life Apart: Hasidism
in America |
Menachem Daum & Oren Rudavsky |
95 min, 35mm, Color, English, 1997 |
| A Film by Menachem Daum & Oren Rudavsky.
Seven years in the making, this extraordinarily
intimate film takes us into the mysterious and joyous
world of the Hasidic Jews, revealing a place few
outsiders have seen and fewer yet could imagine. |
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| Hiding and Seeking |
Menachem Daum & Oren Rudavsky |
85 min, Digibeta, Color, English, Yiddish & Polish
w/English subtitles, 2004 |
| Hiding and Seeking tells the story of
a father who tries to alert his adult Orthodox Jewish
sons, whose views have shifted considerably from
his own, to the dangers of insularity and intolerance
of those outside the faith. |
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| The
Devil's Miner |
Kief Davidson & Richard Ladkani
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82 min, Video, Color, Spanish
w/English Subtitles, 2005 |
| Documentary about two brothers, 14-year-old
Basilio and 12-year-old Bernardino, who work deep inside
the silver mines of Cerro Rico, Bolivia. |
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| No Fear, No Die |
Claire Denis |
97 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
1992 |
| A Film by Claire Denis (Chocolat). Set
in Paris, this neo-noir thriller revolves around
two African immigrants and the beautiful mistress
of a nightclub owner. |
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| Dad on the Run |
Dante Desarthe |
92 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
2000 |
| A Film by Dante Desarthe. Fueled by
klezmer and set in the Paris night world, Dad On
The Run is an intelligent and hilarious screwball
comedy involving Bar Mitzvahs, frozen fish and a
misplaced foreskin. |
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| Howard Finster: Man
of Visions |
Dave Carr, Julie Desroberts,
Julie Paskel |
23 min, 16mm, Color, English,
1990 |
| A Film by Julie Desroberts, Randy Paskal,
and Dave Carr. A candid look at the unique Reverend
Howard Finster, who, after forty five years of preaching,
received instruction from God in 1976 to paint his
spiritual messages. |
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| Bonhoeffer |
Martin Doblmeier |
90 min, Video, Color, 2000 |
| A Film by Martin Doblmeier. The dramatic
story of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the young German theologian
who offered one of the first clear voices of resistance
to Adolf Hitler. |
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| Petits Freres |
Jacques Doillon |
92 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles,
1999 |
| A Film by Jacques Doillon. A wonderful
follow-up from the director of Ponette, Petits Freres is the gritty and lyrical story of a young girl
who finds real friendship in a Paris housing project. |
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| Swerve |
Andrea Dorfman |
15 min, 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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| Arguing The World |
Joseph Dorman |
56 min, Color, 1982 |
| Arguing the World traces the fascinating
trajectory of the lives of Irving Howe, Daniel Bell,
Nathan Glazer, and Irving Kristol, four of the 20th
century's leading thinkers. |
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| Dirty Baby Does Fire
Island |
Todd Downing |
9 min, 16mm, Color, 1998 |
| This movie examines a population
of men seasonally indigenous to a small sundrenched
strip of sand off of Long Island. |
| Monumental |
Kelly Duane |
80 min, Color/B&W, 2005 |
| From the moment David Brower first laid eyes on the beauty of the Yosemite Valley, he fought to preserve the American wilderness for future generations. |
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| The Watermelon
Woman |
Cheryl Dunye |
85 min, 16mm, Color, 1996 |
| Cheryl, a young black woman
working in a video store, is making a documentary
about an obscure black actress (known as "the
Watermelon Woman") who had a white lesbian
lover. Cheryl just happens to fall in love with
a very cute white woman herself! |
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| Moscow Parade |
Ivan Dykhovichny |
103 min, 35mm, Color, Russian w/ English Subtitles,
1993 |
| A Film by Ivan Dykhovichny. Set in Russia
before the Nazi invasion, Moscow Parade focuses
on a sexy cabaret singer (Ute Lemper) who is caught
between shifting alliances. |
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| Howard Zinn: You Can't
be Neutral on a Moving Train |
Deb Ellis & Denis Mueller |
78 min, 16mm, Color, 2004 |
| This film documents the life and times
of the historian, activist and author of the best
selling classic A People’s History of
the United States. Featuring rare archival
materials, interviews with Zinn as well as colleagues
and friends including Noam Chomsky, Marian Wright
Edelman, Daniel Ellsberg, Tom Hayden and Alice Walker. |
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| Basil In Blunderland |
Miles England |
60 min, Color, 1998 |
| In this film by Miles England,
Cardinal Basil Hume, The Roman Catholic Archbishop
of Westminster, talks openly about prayer, life
after death, and his own moments of doubt and despair,
and re-enacts a game from his childhood which had
a profound impact upon his approach to spiritual
life. |
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| The Dancer |
Donya Feuer |
35 mm,
Color, Swedish w/English Subtitles, 1994 |
| A Film by Donya Feuer. Watch the gifted
Katja Bjorner as she endures years of intensive
training at the Royal Swedish Ballet School and
then becomes an international ballet star. |
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| This is Not an Exit |
Gerald 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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| Death by
Design |
Peter Friedman & Jean-Francois
Brunet |
75 min, 35mm, Color/B&W, 1995 |
| A Film by Peter Friedman and Jean-Francois
Brunet. A guided tour into the invisible world of
cells, using metaphors from classic movies, modern
life and extraordinary micro-cinematography. |
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| Live Nude Girls Unite! |
Julia Query & Vicky Funari |
70 min, 16mm, Color, 2000 |
| A Film by Julia Query and Vicky Funari.
Follow Julia Query, peepshow stripper, on her raucous
journey to organize the only union of strippers
in the US. |
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| Fire on the Mountain |
Beth Gage & George Gage |
72 min, 16mm, Color/B&W,
English, 1996 |
| A Film by Beth and George Gage. The
story of the 10th Mountain Division, America's only
winter warfare fighting unit, who fought the Nazis
on skis in the high mountains. |
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| The Embalmer |
Matteo Garrone |
100 min, 35mm, Color, Italian w/English
Subtitles, 2002 |
| The story of a romantic triangle
that starts when a middle-aged dwarf and zoo taxidermist,
Peppino befriends an extremely tall teenager, Valerio,
offering him his first job as Peppino's assistant,
and then a place to stay, out of a growing love
for Valerio. Peppino's hopes for a relationship
with Valerio are frustrated however, when a young
woman, Deboarah, enters the picture. |
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| The Camden 28 |
Anthony Giacchino |
83 min, Video, Color, 2006 |
| Featuring a treasure archival materials and current interviews with former FBI agents involved in the case and scholars such as Howard Zinn, The Camden 28 explores how and why 28 individuals intentionally placed themselves at risk of arrest and imprisonment while protesting the war in Vietnam. |
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| The Trials of Henry
Kissinger |
Eugene Jarecki & Alex Gibney |
80 min, 35mm, Color, 2002 |
| A Film by Eugene Jarecki and 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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| The
Fluffer |
Wash West & Richard
Glatzer |
95 min, 35mm, Color, 2001 |
| The story, set in the world
of adult entertainment, centers around three characters:
Johnny Rebel, a straight man who has become a star
in the world of gay porn; Johnny's stripper girlfriend,
Babylon; and Sean, a naive young man in love with
Johnny, who ends up becoming Johnny's "fluffer." |
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| A
Jumpin' Night in the Garden of Eden |
Michal Goldman |
76 min, 16mm, Color, 1987 |
| A Film by Michel Goldman. Klezmer is
rediscovered in this celebration of the lively and
eclectic music of Eastern European Jews. |
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| Fundi |
Joanne Grant |
45/60 mins, 16mm, Color, 1986 |
| Friend and advisor to Martin Luther
King, Fundi reveals the instrumental role that Ella
Baker played in shaping the American civil rights
movement. |
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| Good Evening, Mr.
Wallenberg |
Kjell Grede |
115 min, 35mm, Color, Swedish w/English Subtitles,
1990 |
| A Film by Kjell Grede. The story of
Swedish businessman Raoul Wallenberg who helped
Jews in Budapest, Hungary in 1944 obtain Swedish
passports to get them out of Adolph Eichmann's deadly
path. |
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| Hip Hip Hoorah! |
Kjell Grede |
110 min, 35mm, Color, Swedish w/English Subtitles, 1990 |
| A Film by Kjell Grede. Stellan Skarsgard
stars in this acclaimed film about a group of Scandinavian
painters who gather in Northern Denmark at the end
of the 19th century. |
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| Melvyn
Schmatzman, Freudian Dentist |
David Grotell |
20 min,16mm, Color, 1997 |
| A sexy comedy, the film was
Grotell's thesis film. |
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| Making Grace |
Catherine Gund |
86 min, Color, 2005 |
| Ann Krsul and Leslie Sullivan want to be mothers - together. Making Grace allows us to experience with Ann and Leslie the challenges and joys of motherhood, including those unique to lesbians. |
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