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A film still from Remote Views shows a distorted image of a Black boy’s face with glitch-style and visual noise effects. Superimposed over the image is a translucent overlay of part of the American flag.

Ourselves in the archive.

Thank you to our screening partner: Memory Workers Guild.

Films in this Program

A film still from Remote Views shows a distorted image of a Black boy’s face with glitch-style and visual noise effects. Superimposed over the image is a translucent overlay of part of the American flag.
Philadelphia PremiereExperimental

Remote Views

A televisual stream of consciousness assembled from archival footage set in the Black media explosion of the 1980s.

A film still from Muoz-Doic Mixtape shows a young Mien woman sitting on an orange stool in front of a blue backdrop. She is holding a black portable cassette player next to her ear and smiling. Next to her, there’s a wooden round table and another orange stool.
East Coast PremiereShort Documentary

Muoz-Doic Mixtape

Muoz-Doic Mixtape (pronounced: moo-ah thoy) is an offering of intergenerational storytelling from the Iu Mien community…

A film still from Are You Native? shows a woman standing in front of a mirror looking at herself. The mirror reveals half of her face and her left hand softly touching her shoulder. Her hair is braided and she is wearing traditional regalia.
East Coast PremiereShort Documentary

Are You Native?

In a conversation through time, Indigenous moccasin maker Shauna White Bear responds to the VHS tapes she recorded 30…

A film still from 66 Days shows four older men laughing around a round table on a sandy beach. The two men in the center are seated while the men on the left and right side are standing and looking down at them. In the background, the waves are crashing on the beach and the sky is a soft pink
World PremiereShort Documentary

66 Days (٦٦ يوماً)

After witnessing Israel’s 2024 onslaught on Lebanon from abroad, a filmmaker returns to her village in South Lebanon,…

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A black-and-white film still from I Wonder Shall I Fly shows a glowing jukebox illuminating a woman in a dress and the hand of her dance partner.
World PremiereShort Documentary

i wonder shall i fly

Formerly enslaved people reflect Black history through 1940s interview audio and timeless home movies.

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Friday, August 711:30AM EDTPerelman Theater @ Kimmel
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