2023 FILMS T - V Go here for Passes

An artist recasts major changes in her life as deaths, seeking to change how
individuals think about their lives and the lives of others.

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The "Recall" came at the height of the #MeToo movement, some hailed it as a victory against rape culture, white privilege, and a system stacked against survivors of sexual violence. Who bears the burden when we demand harsher punishment for a privileged white defendant?

An international supercomputer installed in a satellite, was programmed to put an end to a virus that is destroying life on Earth. Its success starts a new era of perfect ecological balance for the planet, but with unsuspected consequences for the human species.

Cut from its frame, ripped from its backing, rolled up, and stolen from a museum in Arizona, Willem de Kooning’s Woman-Ochre has been through a lot. When the painting was discovered in an antique store in Silver City, New Mexico 30 years later, it needed extensive repairs. In 2017 conservators at Getty got to work mending the torn canvas, and painstakingly restoring the composition.

The story of the Salton Sea, its past as a resort to its current dilapidated state, and why it should be saved, all told through the eyes of its visitors and residents.

A filmmaker celebrates his inspiration for movies by recreating what it was like for his 9-year old self in 1972 when he journeyed downtown to spend a magical Saturday afternoon at the movies.

Three of Cuba’s most celebrated dancers leave the national company to form their own trio.  A behind-the-scenes-look as the three test the boundaries of contemporary dance, friendship and art.

At the age of 63, retired food-service worker Ruth Brinker became a pioneer
of HIV care in her community and would become a legend among San
Franciscans. Providing meals with love became the hallmark of her mission.
Her goal was to not only provide meals.

A radical experiment in the power of bearing witness, inviting vulnerability, and sharing movement, in a time of social distancing and racial reckoning.

A minor ethnic group, Miao, in Guizhou, China, holds the butterfly as their totem and applies the symbol in their embroidery.  

Desmond Child and Curtis Shaw are a testament to the universal power and ultimate triumph of love– a love that makes a family, affirming modern families may be modern in their making, but timelessly human at their core. (accompanied with music.)

After living on his boat in the Amazon Rainforest for over a decade, a wise man prepares to reunite with his daughter and shares what he`s learned from his time on the river.

Our hero pushes himself along a railway leading to the meeting place of his friends. An observer follows the journey and helps the traveler face what he is to leave behind and what he can take away.

Cosmo the chameleon doesn't fit in with the other animals. No matter how hard he tries, he just can't seem to find his place in the jungle. Then, everything changes when he meets another chameleon who shows him how to live by his own true colors!

Brent Brown is a self-taught artist with lifelong mental health challenges. Intuitive and deeply talented, in recent years he has started building complex, highly fanciful "puppets" constructed from dozens of cardboard elements with fully moveable joints.

Radioactive Waste, Princeton, and the Navajo Nation examining how Princeton directly and indirectly contributed to the destructive consequences of nuclear research on Native communities.