Tonight's program of recent experimental films celebrates the possibilities of cinema. Vincent Grenier finds beauty in an unassuming creek, Tomonari Nishikawa shot Times Square through colored filters, and Adele Horne chronicles a hillside garden through the seasons. In two films, Andrew Lampert reconstructs a Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye from imperfect materials and, in a second film, explores how to project 16mm. Also featured are local artist Mary Helena Clark's beautiful and enigmatic meditation on loss, Karly Stark's recollection of a past sexual relationship, and Linda Scobie's fragmented film history composed of frames collected from filmmaker Craig Baldwin's floor.