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My First Film (2024)
Jan
17

My First Film (2024)

My First Film (2024) — Zia Anger

United States, DCP, 100 mins.

Zia Anger’s absorbing, semi-autobiographic metafiction captures the failures of Vita (Odessa Young), a 25-year-old artist trying to make a nebulously personal movie in 2010. Reflecting on the preoccupations of a creative coming-of-age protagonist, Anger re-creates authentically uncomfortable, hilarious, and chaotic moments on set and behind the scenes with a cast and crew of friends and family. The beguiling result takes audiences through a circuitous unraveling to ask what it means to be a voyeur of one’s own messy life. Featuring a cameo by Sarah Michelson as an abortion doctor and music by Perfume Genius.

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My First Film (2024)
Jan
18

My First Film (2024)

My First Film (2024) — Zia Anger

United States, DCP, 100 mins.

Zia Anger’s absorbing, semi-autobiographic metafiction captures the failures of Vita (Odessa Young), a 25-year-old artist trying to make a nebulously personal movie in 2010. Reflecting on the preoccupations of a creative coming-of-age protagonist, Anger re-creates authentically uncomfortable, hilarious, and chaotic moments on set and behind the scenes with a cast and crew of friends and family. The beguiling result takes audiences through a circuitous unraveling to ask what it means to be a voyeur of one’s own messy life. Featuring a cameo by Sarah Michelson as an abortion doctor and music by Perfume Genius.

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Kinetic Visions in the Bentson Mediatheque
Mar
21

Kinetic Visions in the Bentson Mediatheque

Kinetic Visions in the Bentson Mediatheque

  • Something Good — Negro Kiss |1898| dir. by William Nicholas Selig | u.s., 1 mins.

  • All My Life |1966| dir. by Bruce Baillie | u.s., 3 mins.

  • Living Inside |1989| dir. by Sadie Benning | u.s., 5 mins.

  • 7-7-94 For my babe |2020| dir. by Paige Taul | u.s., 3 mins.

  • Show Me Other Places |2021| dir. by Rajee Samarasinghe | Sri Lanka/U.s., 12 mins.

  • Verticial Roll |1972| dir. Joan Jonas | u.s., 20 mins.

  • Mirror Products Catalog |2023| dir. by Annapurna Kumar | u.s., 5 mins.

digital, ~50 mins.

In conjunction with the opening of the exhibition Motion Capture: Recent Acquisitions in Media and Performance, this playlist of kinetically driven imagery from the Ruben/Bentson Moving Image Collection, contemporary artists’ films, and other historic works loops in the Bentson Mediatheque on Thursday, March 21, 6 to 9 pm. It will remain available in the Mediatheque for self-select viewing until Thursday, April 4.

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sound for silents: film + music on the walker hillside
Aug
17

sound for silents: film + music on the walker hillside

sound for silents: film + music on the walker hillside

Join us at sunset on the hillside for Sound for Silents, an electrifying evening of live music paired with films from the Ruben/Bentson Moving Image Collection. Returning for its seventh year, this summer’s experience will feature a newly commissioned score from Twin Cities–based musicians.

The event begins at 7 pm with DJ and food trucks; film screening and live performance begins at 8:30 pm.

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season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) + letter from siberia (1957)
May
6

season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) + letter from siberia (1957)

season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) — svetlana romanova, chelsea tuggle + letter from siberia (1957) — chris marker

siberia/france, dcp, 63 + 62 mins.

Shot in and around the remote Yakutsk region of Siberia, Svetlana Romanova and Chelsea Tuggle’s tарыҥ (Season of Dying Water) wrestles with the complex realities of a people and place facing continual, rapid transformation under Russia’s drive for resource extraction. Some 65 years earlier, Chris Marker’s essayistic short film Letter from Siberia examined the same region during a different era of Soviet colonial expansion. As a pair, the films speak to each other, with Romanova and Tuggle’s film operating as a kind of letter back to Marker.

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season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) + letter from siberia (1957)
May
5

season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) + letter from siberia (1957)

season of dying water [tарыҥ] (2022) — svetlana romanova, chelsea tuggle + letter from siberia (1957) — chris marker

siberia/france, dcp, 63 + 62 mins.

Shot in and around the remote Yakutsk region of Siberia, Svetlana Romanova and Chelsea Tuggle’s tарыҥ (Season of Dying Water) wrestles with the complex realities of a people and place facing continual, rapid transformation under Russia’s drive for resource extraction. Some 65 years earlier, Chris Marker’s essayistic short film Letter from Siberia examined the same region during a different era of Soviet colonial expansion. As a pair, the films speak to each other, with Romanova and Tuggle’s film operating as a kind of letter back to Marker.

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