Streaming: Documentary Voices 2021
Streaming: Documentary Voices 2021
January 21–April 25, 2021
Our annual series highlights recent international documentary films that bring a critical eye and ear, as well as an artistic vision, to questions about history and contemporary life. Conversations with filmmakers complement the programs.
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Streaming: Landfall
Cecilia Aldarondo
United States, Puerto Rico, 2020January 29–February 22, 2021
This beautiful, painful meditation on the crisis in Puerto Rico after Hurricane María is “an exquisite film, by turns tender and compassionate, cinematically adventurous and self-assured, and politically unflinching” (Brett Story).
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Streaming: Suitcase of Love and Shame
Jane Gillooly
United States, 2013March 12–April 25, 2021
A found suitcase of early 1960s reel-to-reel audiotapes containing recorded letters between a married man and his lover provides the origin story behind Jane Gillooly’s reconstruction of their affair, using minimal, evocative images.
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Streaming: The Inheritance
Ephraim Asili
United States, 2020March 12–June 30, 2021
Experimental filmmaker Ephraim Asili calls his feature debut a “speculative reenactment” of Black activism and artistry in his hometown Philadelphia, from the Black Arts Movement to MOVE. “Playful, erudite, and boundary-blurring” (James Lattimer, Cinema Scope).
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Streaming: The Two Sights
Joshua Bonnetta
Canada, United Kingdom, 2020February 12–28, 2021
In an experimental evocation of the gift of second sight, Joshua Bonnetta (El Mar La Mar) infuses the landscape of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides with otherworldly tales and meanings. “Eerie and hypnotic . . . allows for an expansion of the senses” (POV).
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Streaming: Un film dramatique
Éric Baudelaire
France, 2019March 5–June 30, 2021
French artist and filmmaker Éric Baudelaire’s Un film dramatique is made collaboratively with twenty middle schoolers as they explore the details and politics of their daily lives. “A work of refreshing spontaneity and continuous revelation” (Jordan M. Smith, Nonfics).
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Streaming—Indigenous Guardians: Two Documentary Films
January 21–March 31, 2021
Two documentaries by Indigenous filmmakers from Brazil: Bicycles of Nhanderu, depicting everyday life among the Mbyá-Guarani, and Guardians of the Forest, observing the challenges of defending the boundaries around Indigenous lands.
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