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WorksThe Allegory of the CaveA story of three teenagers: Diamond, “the spy”; Phil, “the gun”; and Chloe, “the seer”. Each is a quirky nonconformist. The trio converges upon a strange glowing rock in a cave. A film by Andrew Lyman-Clarke. More... Battered, Bruised, and BrokenA film about family violence and how communities react to it. Directed by Debra Hussong. More... Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Towns Van ZandtThat Townes is so achingly present in this tender documentary portrait owes much to Austin-based filmmaker Margaret Brown's feel for his art and œuvre. More... The Big CharadeThe ConnectionA film by Jonathan Davenport. More... CutA student film by Erin Solari examines the world of a narcissistic woman whose only purpose in life is stroking her long, black, beautiful hair. More... The DanceA film by Peter and Paul Guzzo. More... Der Zinnkasten (The Tin Box)The Tin Box is a film about memory. One woman’s memories are revealed to another via a found tin box. Shot on location in Long Lake, Minnesota, by filmmaker Ann Prim. More... Dog FortA film by Michelle Dussault. More... Dogs DreamingA film by Daryn Murphy. More... Dual CitizenA funny little thing about US-Canadian relations. More... Falling GraceIn 1986, Grace, a messenger from the outside world, unintentionaly caused the spiritual awakening of George W. Bush that finally led him straight into the White House. More... Flip HopA look into the new future of hip-hop culture in a film by Shekinah K. Apedo. More... The Future of FoodA revolution is happening in the farm fields and on the dinner tables of America, a revolution that is transforming the very nature of the food we eat. A documentary by Deborah Koons Garcia. More... Flip HopA film by Shekinah K. Apedo that examines the future of Hip-Hop culture. More... The Future of FoodThere is a revolution happening in the farm fields and on the dinner tables of America, a revolution that is transforming the very nature of the food we eat. A film by Deborah Koons Garcia. More... The Ghana ProjectThe film by Carlene Pyron follows 10 HCC students as they travel to Africa and build five homes in the beautiful Keybi Village. More... A GnawingA film by Michelle Dussault. More... The GreenTakes us to a ritzy golf course where the wealthy teeoff amidst poor people gathering worms to sell. More... HardwoodHomecomingHomecoming broaches the subject of America, harshly divided, and unable to speak to itself meaningfully across that division. A film by Jon Jost. Special appearance by Faith Fippinger, who was in prison during last year's screening. More... Human ShieldIn February, 2003, about 300 Human Shields from 30 countries including the United States, mobilized in Iraq for what would become a futile mission to prevent an invasion. This film by Debra Hussong examines their journey. More... InseparableA man's wife leaves him and he wants to understand why, but nobody cares. Adapted short story by Alberto Moravia (The Conformist). More... La Peau Blanche (White Skin)Daniel Roby’s La Peau Blanche is a mystifying horror film that More... A Letter to TrueA film by Bruce Weber about his own dogs, a family of gorgeous golden retrievers, including True. More... The Limb SalesmanThe Limb Salesman looks at life on an unrecognizably frigid planet where water is as precious as oil and as intoxicating as booze. An acclaimed feature film by Anais Granofsky. More... Lilya 4-EverLukas Moodysson made a name for himself with the international film festival favorites Show Me
Love and Together, but his latest film, a jolting story about a cherubic teenager trapped in a life of More... Measured Language LiesMeasured Language Lies observes a woman who is resisting and denying her internal desires. A film by Ann Prim. More... Milo 55160Wittily written and confidently directed by David Ostry, Milo 55160 is a smart, well-crafted fable about a lovely bureaucrat at St. Peter’s Gates. More... Mission Against TerrorAn Irish-Cuban documentary about the case of five Cuban men imprisoned for 15 years to life on charges of conspiracy to commit espionage and related offenses. Directed by Bernie Dwyer and Roberto Ruiz. More... Mixed SignalsA scrambled satellite signal sets the tone for the mixed messages of fundamentalism and politics. A film by Richard Martin. More... Moving PitchersNew paintings and videos by Tampa artist Jeff Whipple. Music Made These Movies: Songs from the CinemaFavorite songs from movie sound tracks, presented by the Hillborough Community College Vocal Ensemble. My Americas: Havana, CubaA documentary by Gayla Jamison. More... No ControlNo Control, a film by Roberto Rosaly, is a mélange of suspense, brutality and false friendship. More... PlethoraA film by Victoria Jorgensen. More... The Predator's ReturnA haunting film of fear and revenge by Jerald Fine. More... Quimera (Chimera)Quimera takes the viewer into a journey where the limit between the fine arts and cinema becomes invisible. This film by Eryk Rocha is a tribute to the surrealistic tradition of cinema. More... RyanRyan is a compelling exchange between two unique animators, Chris Landreth and Ryan Larkin. More... Saskatchewan Part IISeverA man is trapped in one room for his entire life. A film by Chris Woods and Simon Lynx. More... SkagafjordyrVisiting New York filmmaker Peter Hutton’s newest 16mm work, filmed in Iceland. More.. The Stone of FollyAn 8-minute stop motion animation. Filled with outrageous contraptions, this dark comedy was inspired by a Hieronymus Bosch painting. It won the Jury Prize at Cannes. More... TarnationJonathon Caouette has been documenting his life since he was eleven years old. This spellbinding debut reimagines the whole idea of what a documentary can be. More... The TelephonistA short, black and white fictional narrative that observes a mysterious woman making three telephone calls. A film by Ann Prim. More... That Man: Peter BerlinSpecial Sneak Preview That Man: Peter Berlin, directed by Jim Tushinski, is a feature-length documentary that recounts the life and times of photographer, filmmaker, model, and gay male sex icon Peter Berlin. More... Twilight of the Ice NymphsAnother strange little gem from the remarkable oeuvre of Guy Maddin with moments of heartbreaking beauty. More... Time of the WolfAn extremely timely and prescient piece of social commentary, Time of the Wolf follows a family's difficult journey immediately after an unknown apocalyptic event. Directed by Michael Haneke. More... Twizted KarmaKarma is the law of cause and effort. It’s sort of like the Christian proverb, “You reap what you sow.” A film by Shekinah K. Apedo. More... Uba TubaA film by Michelle Dussault. More... Video PoemsWheel Ballet, Wugstory, Triste Valse, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Skyline, Urban Waterfall. Created by Birgit Ramsauer. More... WarA film by Roy Adams. More... You Wash My Skin With SunshineA film by Kathleen Mullen. More... Yum-Yum BoxA film by Marianna Amster. |
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