Film and Video Makers at Cal

3/10/05 to 5/6/05

Jonas, May 6

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Intimate Terrain
Thursday, March 10 7:30pm
Artists in Person. Experimental and documentary works chart varied emotional geographies.
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Radical Drifts
Thursday, March 17 7:30pm
Artists in Person. A selection of adventurous experimental works and subversive shorts with a wicked sense of humor.
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Cries of the City: Stories from the Bay Area
Thursday, March 31 7:30pm
Artists in Person. These works unearth hidden histories, present flashes of local color, and meditate on the textures of urban living.
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Works from the Eisner Awards Competition
Friday, May 6 7:00pm
Artists in Person. A lively selection of films and videos by UC Berkeley student filmmakers, including the winners of the campus's highest award for creativity.
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Film and Video Makers at Cal

3/10/05 to 5/6/05

This annual series showcases recent short film and video works by UC Berkeley students. This year's selections are extremely eclectic, ranging from playful homages and explorations of familiar genres to experimental and introspective works. Similarly, the artists themselves represent a diverse selection of Berkeley students who express themselves through a multitude of techniques and styles, ranging from animation to the appropriation of found footage. Each program offers the opportunity to participate in a discussion with the artists.

March programs curated by Bronwyn Birk, Emelia Brown, Lainie Escovedo, Hava Glick-Landes, Andrew Hayllar, Dan Peck, Ellen Pullar, Nick Santaniello, and Anthony Zisa, as part of a curatorial internship made possible by the Pacific Film Archive, under the guidance of Kathy Geritz and Laura Deutch; and the UC Berkeley Film Studies Program.

Presented with support from the Theresa Hak Kyung Cha Endowment.

Film and Video Makers at Cal

3/10/05 to 5/6/05

Past Films

Intimate Terrain

Radical Drifts

Cries of the City: Stories from the Bay Area

Works from the Eisner Awards Competition