Black Voices: Black Film Archive creator Maya Cade concludes IU Cinema project
Oct 9, 2022 12:00 pmCurator of The Black Film Archive Maya Cade discussed the motivation behind her work.
Curator of The Black Film Archive Maya Cade discussed the motivation behind her work.
Maya Cade’s film series had its third showing on Sept. 22.
These films were screened for the second event in Maya Cade’s curated series.
IU Cinema is screening films in the “Home is Where The Heart Is” series.
IU Cinema’s Underground Film Series will present four of Uman’s experimental films.
The festival will feature sexually explicit films from all over the world.
The cinema’s first public screening was on Jan. 13, 2011.
IU Cinema and Office of the Provost hosted the premiere with a Q&A.
IU Cinema will host an virtual film screening and Q&A.
Allis Markham was named the third best taxidermist in the world in 2017.
IU Cinema is providing virtual access to a variety of films for its fall 2020 season.
The concert film includes performances by Louis Armstrong, Thelonious Monk and Anita O’Day.
The cinema will also organize conversations with filmmakers or student film programs such as student film festivals.
Director Jeanie Finlay was present and answered audience questions about the making of the film.
Black Cinema series will feature movies about families in post-civil rights era America.
Michael Uslan will participate in a book signing and post-film discussion.
Screenings also include “The Harder They Come” and “Widows.”
This is one of Waller-Bridge’s last performances of the play ever.
The Q&A session was prior to a screening of her latest film "The Perfect Candidate."
Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and to sing and talk along to the screening.
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