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IMA student Seyi Adebanjo’s film screening

Ni’Ja Kasim & Seyi Adebanjo Present:
Queer Acts (Art, Community, Thought, Spirit).
a monthly critical art series engaging Queer film, writing, and performance of the African Diaspora. Sponsored by the Black Women’s Blueprint Project.

Come watch Dakan
Our series premier presents the first feature length film on African Queerness, directed by Mohamed Camara. Produced in Guinea, Dakan follows the familial, communal, and spiritual struggles experienced in this “Romeo and Juliet” love story of two men. Following the showing, documentary filmmaker Seyi Adebanjo will facilitate a critical discussion on the intersections of community, sexuality, and spirit.

October 16th, 7pm
doors open at 6:30pm
$7-$10 sliding scale
279 empire Blvd Brooklyn NY 11225, between Rogers Ave & Nostrand Ave
http://www.blackwomensblueprint.org/

Please RSVP. Contact Seyi at tengadejr@yahoo.com

IMA/MFA Thesis Work-in-Progress

Monday, October 29th, 2012 @ 7:30PM, in the HN502/Screening Lab, we will have the Fall 2012 IMA/MFA Thesis Work-in-Progress Workshop sponsored by the IMA Development Fund.
The panel members overseeing the workshop will be Erin Greenwell, Veronique Bernard, and Rachel Stevens, Department of Film & Media faculty at Hunter College.
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Prof. Martin Lucas will be screening “TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS, BITE THE BULLET”

FILM SCREENING: TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS, BITE THE BULLET

A film by James Gaffney, Martin Lucas and Jonathan Miller
48 minutes, color, 1980

Lang Recital Hall, Room 424 Hunter North

Focusing on the 1970s fiscal crises in New York City and in Cleveland, Ohio, TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS, BITE THE BULLET looks at the root causes of fiscal crisis in American cities, and the political responses to it. Using animation, news footage, and exclusive interviews, the film is an enlightening history of a difficult period. Screened at the 1980 New York Film Festival, TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS, BITE THE BULLET provides rare insight into the economic and political environment in which the Times Square Show was produced.
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