Tonight's program-presenting the work of fourteen gifted college student filmmakers-includes pieces that explore the less-traveled alleys and alcoves of the Bay Area, unearth fleeting images and sounds of memories long untouched, and employ innovative cinematic structures and forms. From the student-crafted improvisations of the recent Occupy Cal protests to the artisanal process of “reborning” lifelike dolls, these videos survey the spaces in between land and sea, living and dying, desire and fear, the past and the future, and ultimately, between the universal and the unique.

Between Land and Sea Sarah Berkovich, J. Christian Jensen, Stanford University, 2012, 9 mins, Color/B&W, Digital Video, From the artist
God Moves Chris Jones, UC Berkeley, 2012, 3 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artist
Chuck's Chicken Joey Izzo, San Francisco State University, 2012, 11:10 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artist
Alphabet Aerobics Katy Warner, Mills College, 2012, 2:24 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artist
Young at Love Hilde Lynn, Quintessa Matranga, San Francisco Art Institute, 2012, 7 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artists
Leonora Eliane Lima, San Francisco Art Institute, 2011, 6 mins, Color/B&W, Digital Video, From the artist
Fugitive Letters Jamie Hull, San Francisco Art Institute, 2011, 10 mins, Color/B&W, Digital Video, From the artist
Back to Land Tijana Petrović, Stanford University, 2011, 4 mins, B&W, Digital Video, From the artist
Reborning Yael Bridge, Helen Hood Scheer, Stanford University, 2012, 7:30 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artists
Rearview Mirror Mark Walberg, UC Berkeley, 2011, 9:11 mins, Silent/Sound, Color, Digital Video, From the artist
November 9th Protest Tianzong Jiang, UC Berkeley, 2011, 11 mins, Color, Digital Video, From the artist

Total running time: c. 73 mins