Holding Hands With Ilse (2017) is Abraham Ravett’s documentary film about the search for the German teenage girl who took care of the filmmaker between 1948-1950 in Walbrzych, Poland where he was born.
An invigorating night of new work by Miko Revereza.
EPFC’s April/May 2017 Artist In Residence Gelare Khoshgozaran is an interdisciplinary artist and writer working across the mediums of installation, performance and writing.
The pieces have a political undertone and are often comedic while addressing a range of topics from racism and sexism to getting old, and Latin American revolutionary politics.
Artist and author Tom Duffy made his first film thirty years ago with a Vintage RCA Pro Wonder VHS Camcorder. In an effort to capture a vibrant community of actors he called family, Tom spun loose narratives that showcased both his paintings and their dramatic talents.
Come on down and share your film with the feisty EPFC audience!
The Native and the Refugee is a multimedia research project that investigates the space of Native reservations in the United States and Palestinian refugee camps in the Middle East. In connecting these two spaces and their struggles, the goals of the project are then to understand the centrality of the question of land and territory for any conception of autonomy; to look at the camp as an “extra-national” space with all the contradictions entailed and to meet with those getting organized politically in these places, and to understand their communal concerns.
Oiltowns traces boom and bust cycles in and around the town of Williston, North Dakota.
In memory of the great Colombian writer we dust off some VHS copies of the “Gabriel Garcia-Marquez Collection”.