All Light, Everywhere is a film of individual and immediate fascinations.
Storm Lake is an elegiac heartland portrait…colored by the hope of endurance.
The Viewing Booth is a gauntlet thrown down to filmmakers with an old-fashioned belief in the truth.
El Planeta is a bittersweet comedy of human behavior observed with a relaxed yet intently focused eye.
We are keenly aware of what’s on the line [for the fearless women] in Writing with Fire.
Television Event is a dynamic oral history of its making, capturing the clash of creative and commercial interests around a daring project.
The Velvet Queen is a gorgeously filmed visual experience.
Subversive, gutting, and ultimately affirming, No Straight Lines conveys the…community that a band of supposed reprobates found in the drawn line.
The Mole Agent‘s people are moving, and the payoff is compassionate, humane and worth heeding.
There’s a smile that takes up early residency on a viewer’s face while watching Lily Topples the World, and that smile isn’t toppled until 90 minutes have passed.
Summer of Soul captures a moment of the past…in a way that feels wholly relevant and inspirational to the present. The movie is a gift.
The festival thanks its generous sponsors. Major sponsorship provided by the Department of Humanities, the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, the College of Sciences and Arts, and the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts.
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