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I'll Sing for You |
Jacques Sarasin |
77 min, 35mm, Color,
French w/English Subtitles, 2004 |
In the sixties, the people of Mali awoke each morning to the sound of Boubacar "KarKar" Traoré's voice on the radio, singing of independence. But KarKar, like his native country, fell on hard times. Also featuring Ali Farka Toure. |
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Signing Off |
Robert Sarkies |
15 min, 35mm, Color, 1996 |
A Film by Robert Sarkies. A wonderfully comic adventure about a radio DJ's last day on the air |
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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 and 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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Before Stonewall |
Robert Rosenberg, John Scagliotti, Greta Schiller |
87 min, 16mm, Color, English, 1984 |
Produced by Robert Rosenberg, John Scagliotti and Greta Schiller. When the police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village, three nights of rioting sparked a national gay liberation movement. |
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Sex & Justice |
Julian Schlossberg & Seymour Wishman |
77 min, Color, 1993 |
A film by Julian Schlossberg and 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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Jumping The
Gun |
Jane Schneider |
10 min, 16mm,
Color, 1993 |
On the morning after a one-night stand, a woman fantasizes life together with her sleeping trick from honeymoon to breakup. |
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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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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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Dance of Hope |
Deborah Shaffer |
75 min, 16mm, Color, 1989 |
This film by Deborah Shaffer examines key issues of social policy and human rights in Chile through portraits of eight women. |
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Fire from the Mountain |
Deborah Shaffer |
58 min, 16mm, Color, English w/Spanish Subtitles, 1987 |
Based on Omar Cabezas' acclaimed autobiography, Fire From the Mountain incorporates interviews and archival film to tell the author's story, from his youth under the Somoza dictatorship, through his days as a guerrilla fighting with the Sandinistas. |
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Witness to War |
Deborah Shaffer & David Goodman |
30 min, 16mm, Color, 1985 |
A Film by Deborah Shaffer and David Goodman. Academy Award winning story of Dr. Charlie Clements who, as a pilot in Vietnam, seemed headed for a distinguished Air Force career until he refused further combat missions. Stripped of his military identity, Clements dedicated his life to non-violence and healing, ultimately to find himself tending wounded behind rebel lines in El Salvador. |
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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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Blush |
Li Shaohong |
119 mins, 35mm, Color, Chinese w/English
Subtitles, 1995 |
A Film by Li Shaohong. A passionate and thrilling drama about two close friends and former prostitutes who fall for the same man in 1950's Shanghai, from the author of Raise the Red Lantern. |
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Parting Glances |
Bill Sherwood |
90 min, Color, 1991 |
The gay scene in Manhattan is the setting for this contemporary love story revolving around a book editor, his friend and former lover who is dying from AIDS, and his current lover. All are just trying to get through life the best that they can. |
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Be Fruitful and Multiply |
Shosh Shlam |
50 min, Beta & DVD, Color, 2006 |
A film by Shosh Shlam. How does it feel to have been pregnant or breastfeeding for 25 of 26 years of your married life? This and other questions are posed openly and directly in this film, exposing the consequences of the commandment "be fruitful and multiply" – the mother of all Mitzvot – upon the ultra-orthodox Jewish woman. |
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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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The Queen |
Frank Simon |
70 min, 35mm, Color, 1968 |
A Film by Frank Simon. Long before Paris is Burning, The Queen celebrated drag queens by capturing the glamour and competition of the 1968 Miss All America Drag Beauty Pageant. |
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Insomnia |
Erik Skjoldbjaerg |
35 mm, Color, Norwegian w/English
Subtitles, 1997 |
Norwegian filmmaker Erik Skjoldbjærg makes his directorial debut with the psychological police drama Insomnia. Swedish homicide detective Jonas Engström (Stellan Skarsgård) and his partner, Erik Vik (Sverre Anker Ousdal), arrive in a small Northern Norwegian town to help the local police investigate the murder of a teenage girl. |
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Hunting of the Snark |
Michael Sporn |
27 min, Color, 1999 |
A Film by Michael Sporn. Enter the imaginative world of Lewis Carroll in these two classic tales narrated by James Earl Jones, from the creator of Whitewash and Champagne & The Talking Eggs. |
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Whitewash |
Michael Sporn |
25 min, Color, 1995 |
A film by Michael Sporn, featuring the voices of Linda Lavin and Ruby Dee. When a fourth-grade African-American girl is the target of a hate crime, an outpouring of love from friends, classmates, and family draws the community together. |
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The Gospel According to Philip K. Dick |
Mark Steensland & Andy Massagi |
80 min, Beta, Color, 2000 |
A Film by Mark Steensland and Andy Massagli. The ultimate trip into the mind behind Blade Runner and Total Recall. |
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Roses in December |
Ana Carrigan & Bernard Stone |
56 min, Color, 1982 |
A Film by Ana Carrigan and Bernard Stone. An award-winning
look at lay missioner Jean Donovan, a young woman from Connecticut, who
was brutally murdered along with three nuns in El Salvador. |
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Le Grand Role |
Steve Suissa |
90 min, 35mm, Color, French w/English Subtitles |
Thinking he has been cast in a Yiddish version of The Merchant of Venice, Parisian actor Maurice tells his beloved wife Perla. But when the part goes to another, Maurice must play the role of his life to be sure she doesn’t find out. |
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Silent Waters |
Sabiha Sumar |
35mm, Color, Punjabi w/ English Subtitles, 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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Alice |
Jan Svankmajer |
84 min, 35mm, Color, 1989 |
The master Czech animator Jan Svankmajer takes you on a journey into the dark undercurrents of Alice in Wonderland with the use of live action and animation. |
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Darkness,
Light, Darkness |
Jan Svankmajer |
7 mins, 35mm, Color, 1989 |
A human body gradually reconstructs itself as its various component parts crowd themselves into a small room. |
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