Films
Sunday, September 5
4:00 pm
Visual Liberation Film Festival
Co-sponsor: Red Channels
Liberation of the Imagination
Rebellion in Real Time
Mayday (Black Panther) | Newsreel, 15 min | 1969
New Haven | Abbie Hoffman and the National Guard | Videofreex | 1970 | 23 min
Mayday...
Thursday, September 9
7:30 pm
- 10:00 pm
Visual Liberation Film Festival
Co-sponsor: Red Channels
9500 Liberty
Dirs. Annabel Park & Eric Byler | 80 mins | 2007 | USA
"9500 Liberty makes it clear that when we, as a nation of immigrants, debate the immigration issue, we are defining our very identity as...
Monday, October 11
7:30 pm
Revolutions Film Series
If...
Discussion led by Michael Lardner
Dir. Lindsay Anderson | 1969 | 111 mins | UK
Lindsay Anderson's film "IF..." is set in an English boarding school. HIs "everyman" character, Mick Travis, is played by...
Monday, October 25
7:30 pm
Revolutions Film Series
Tout Va Bien
Discussion led by Michael Lardner
Dirs. Jean-Luc Godard & Jean-Pierre Gorin | 1972 | 95 mins | France/Italy
"Tout va bien" is set in 1972, i.e. four years after the events of 1968 in Paris. President De Gaulle and his successor president...
Monday, November 22
7:30 pm
Revolutions Film Series
Scenes from the Class Struggle in Portugal
Discussion led by Michael Lardner
Dir. Robert Kramer | 85 mins | USA | 1977
Combining newsreel footage, still photographs, interviews, and analytical narration, this documentary follows the evolution of the radical social...
Monday, November 29
7:30 pm
Revolutions Film Series
Torre Bela
Discussion led by Michael Lardner
Writer/Dir. Thomas Harlan | 55 mins | Italy/Portugal | 1975
A year after the Portuguese "Carnation Revolution" that ended the longest running dictatorship in Europe, people from a group of...
Monday, December 20
7:30 pm
Revolutions Film Series
Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000
Discussion led by Michael Lardner
Dir. Alain Tanner | Writers. John Berger & Alain Tanner | 116 mins | France/Switzerland | 1976
The revolutionary upheaval of 1968 rocked Europe, and led to many changes. For a while, it was possible to think that the radical idealism of the...
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