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Behind the Eclipse: Installation + Artist Talk

The films in this installation, organized by guest curator and artist Alexandra Kumala, display kaleidoscopic perspectives representing the intricate complexities that underlie Southeast Asia.

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Personal Belongings + The Present

In this program, two legendary image-makers grapple with expanded options for storytelling afforded by early 1990s camera technology.

Two men, affectionate with one another, pose for the camera, one looks at us, the other, wearing glasses, looks at him.

Silverlake Life: The View from Here + 2 by Sadie Benning

With Silverlake Life coproducer Doug Block in person Silverlake Life: The View from Here  Dirs. Tom Joslin, Peter Friedman. 1993, 99 mins. U.S. DCP.  If Every Girl Had a Diary  Dir. Sadie Benning. 1990, 8 ...

A split screen of a blonde woman in glasses and a dark haired man sleeping in separate beds facing each other, with the man upside down on the left.
Between the Temples

Between the Temples

With a 1970s aesthetic and screwball comedy tone, Between the Temples is a sharply witty and heartwarming comic drama with Carol Kane and Jason Schwartzman.

A woman poses with her baby sitting in front of her as they both look in the camera, both smiling

A Healthy Baby Girl + The Tourist

Both films wrestle with humor and empathy over questions of what should and shouldn’t be captured on camera and the place of the filmmaker in relation to their images. With filmmakers Judith Helfland and Robb Moss in person.

Puppeteer Brian Carson smiles at camera in closeup next to his puppet, the brown rabbit Silly Willy looking at him

Puppeteering at MoMI 

Puppeteer Brian T. Carson leads a puppeteering workshop exploring the fundamentals of the art form, open to all ages and skill levels.

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Halving the Bones + Banana Split (25 Stories)

Halving the Bones tracks with levity and some imaginatively staged re-creations a woman's attempt to divest her grandmother's bones while questioning what is ultimately more “halved”: her deceased grandmother or the multiracial identity of the filmmaker herself.

Three musicians—from left, on drums, bass, and clarinet—perform in a courtyard.

Henson Music in the Courtyard  

On Jim Henson's birthday, enjoy a performance of instrumental music from films that have captured the hearts of audiences for decades.

Two young women kiss while sitting against a couch with colorful pink and orange pillows and blankets

The Queen of My Dreams

Spanning three decades in the life of a Pakistani Canadian family, this vibrant festival favorite from writer-director Fawzia Mirza explores intergenerational connections between mothers and daughters and East and West. Fawzia Mirza and producer Andria Wilson Mirza will appear in person!