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Frameline41
JUNE 29, 2017
‘Nadie Nos Mira’ is quiet, tender look into identity, belonging
Sharing immigrant and minority stories is more important than ever in today’s political climate, and “Nadie Nos Mira” offers a tender, slice-of-life perspective on the struggles of loneliness, sexuality and the immigrant experience.
Frameline41
JUNE 29, 2017
‘Nadie Nos Mira’ is quiet, tender look into identity, belonging
Sharing immigrant and minority stories is more important than ever in today’s political climate, and “Nadie Nos Mira” offers a tender, slice-of-life perspective on the struggles of loneliness, sexuality and the immigrant experience.
Comedy
JUNE 19, 2017
Maureen Langan’s ‘Daughter of a Garbageman’ mixes humor with insights into family
Langan weaves together the more serious aspects of her struggles growing up with humor and a tone of incredulousness, as if she herself almost doesn’t believe how strange her upbringing could be.
Comedy
JUNE 19, 2017
Maureen Langan’s ‘Daughter of a Garbageman’ mixes humor with insights into family
Langan weaves together the more serious aspects of her struggles growing up with humor and a tone of incredulousness, as if she herself almost doesn’t believe how strange her upbringing could be.
Film & Television
JUNE 16, 2017
‘The Hero’ highlights Sam Elliott’s talent, suffers from predictable plotlines
Unfortunately, the cliche-riddled script and the cast’s general lack of chemistry render Sam Elliott's performance, along with some spectacular camerawork, the only remarkable highlights.
Film & Television
JUNE 16, 2017
‘The Hero’ highlights Sam Elliott’s talent, suffers from predictable plotlines
Unfortunately, the cliche-riddled script and the cast’s general lack of chemistry render Sam Elliott's performance, along with some spectacular camerawork, the only remarkable highlights.
Visual Art
JUNE 06, 2017
UC Berkeley MFA graduates exhibit innovative explorations of identity, change at BAMPFA
This month, the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) is collaborating with UC Berkeley’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in a celebration of the works of this year’s six graduates. Each of these graduates offers unique ways to explore their own backgrounds and identities and in turn gives us great insight into not only their personal stories, but some of the greater cultural narratives that make up our society.
Visual Art
JUNE 06, 2017
UC Berkeley MFA graduates exhibit innovative explorations of identity, change at BAMPFA
This month, the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) is collaborating with UC Berkeley’s Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in a celebration of the works of this year’s six graduates. Each of these graduates offers unique ways to explore their own backgrounds and identities and in turn gives us great insight into not only their personal stories, but some of the greater cultural narratives that make up our society.
