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Melissa Starker, Creative Content & PR Manager
Aug 28, 2020
This week, get acquainted with an LGBTQ legend, take a long walk through Brussels at night, and fill your eyes with a geometric stop-motion world. Thank you for supporting what we do with your purchase of a virtual screening ticket.
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Opening night selection with livestream Q&A
We’re proud to partner with the Columbus Black International Film Festival for the fourth year in a row on its opening night event with a screening of Yvonne Welbon’s portrait of Ruth Ellis' trailblazing life and rich past. The film was made with support from the Wexner Center’s Film/Video Studio; Studio curator Jennifer Lange will join CBIFF Director Cristyn Steward in a virtual Q&A with the director following the film.
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"It gave me a greater feeling of peace than I’ve had in months."—Boston Globe
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The culmination of a two-year residency in our Film/Video Studio, Amy Yoes’s Equator illustrates her interest in architectural space and its details. A simple vocabulary of geometric shapes is given life through richly layered stop-motion animation that continually builds and collapses upon itself. An equally dense and complex soundtrack, made from found and thrifted everyday objects, gives voice to the unfolding landscape.
Watch the film for free through September 30.
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"It quietly but pointedly interrogates the notion of victimhood, while tacitly letting a damning essay on Iranian gender politics and hierarchies emerge through the words of his subjects."—Variety
Green Years, image courtesy of Grasshopper Films
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