Native Eyes Film Showcase
November 30 – December 4, 2011
Free program/screening at the University of Arizona and $5 screenings at Grand Cinema Crossroads (Grant & Swan).
Among the features this year are Apache 8, Grab, Good Meat, Off the Rez, and On the Ice, each one breaking stereotypes with real-world, modern-day experiences and told through powerful storylines and high quality film production.
“Native Eyes is a platform for presenting wonderfully challenging and compelling work by emerging and established Native American and indigenous filmmakers that audiences in Tucson would not have much of an opportunity to see otherwise,” stated Vicky Westover, director of the University of Arizona’s Hanson Film Institute. “This year especially we are excited to present films with personal narratives that are technically assured and stylistically innovative, in diverse genres.”
The five day showcase presents an exciting program of both full-length features and shorts, which have been official selections at prestigious international film festivals, such as the Berlin International Film Festival, the Toronto International Film Festival, and the Sundance Film Festival. For the first time in the Native Eyes Film Showcase there will be a feature film from New Zealand, Matariki, a critically praised film, which deals with the difficulties of modern multicultural life. The showcase also includes the award-winning On the Ice, a murder suspense story set in an Alaskan Inuit community, which was developed through the Sundance Institute’s screenwriting and producing workshops and premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. “This film, which has been compared to Winter’s Bone for its unique setting, is not in distribution yet, so Tucson moviegoers will have a rare chance to catch this stunning film before a worldwide theatrical release,” explains Westover.
“This year’s lineup is full of exceptional work —features, documentaries, and shorts— by local and international filmmakers, offering enlightening and thought-provoking topics,” explained Lisa Falk, director of education at Arizona State Museum. “Among the myriad themes, we learn about complex personal, family, and community issues. Not only are the filmmakers breaking stereotypes with their work, so are the individuals featured in the stories. Each film is sure to tap deep emotions common to us all and encourage provocative discussions with the directors and other guests who will be at the screenings.”
"The quality of the work, particularly the shorts, will astound people expecting the stereotypical 'Native' film,” said Charissa Delmar (Navajo), student curator of the shorts program. “Everything from animation, musicals, and science fiction will be showcased and each is a sneak peek into what we can look forward to in the future of Indigenous filmmaking. Judging from the quality of the work, these filmmakers are rising stars in the ever-growing Native film industry." All shorts are Arizona premieres.
Velma Craig (Navajo), director of In this Manner, I Am, will be at the screening to discuss her animated short, which was an award winner at the Native Cinema Showcase in Santa Fe.
ABOUT THE FEATURES
Apache 8. Apache 8 is about an all-woman wildland firefighting crew from Arizona’s White Mountain Apache Tribe. The crew has been fighting fires on the Apache reservation and throughout the United States for more than 30 years. With humor and tenderness, four extraordinary women from different generations of the Apache 8 crew share their personal stories. Apache 8 was selected for screening at the National Museum of the American Indian’s Film and Video Festival in New York City and at the Native Cinema Showcase in Santa Fe, among others. Although broadcasted by PBS more than a thousand times across the United States, Apache 8 has never been shown on the big screen in Tucson. This screening is an official Arizona Centennial Event. Katy Aday, Apache 8 crew member, will appear in person for Q&A. Directed and co-produced by Tucson’s own Sande Zeig, co-produced by Victoria Westover of the University of Arizona’s Hanson Film Institute, and co-funded by the University of Arizona’s Hanson Film Institute.
Grab. Grab is about the ‘grab day’ celebrations that occur in pueblo communities. Director Billy Luther (Navajo/Hopi/Laguna), who will be present at the screening, explained, “My documentary explores the Laguna Pueblo community. The film follows three families as they live and work around their community, preparing for this event. A lot of artists create from struggle, pain or suffering. Not me.” Grab is Luther’s second independent film to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Luther’s family lives in Forest Lake near Chinle, Arizona, on the Navajo reservation. This film will be screened at the Baboquivari High School in Sells, AZ, and co-presented with the Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and Museum. This screening is an official Arizona Centennial Event.
Good Meat. Directed by Sam Hurst, Good Meat follows an Oglala Lakota man's struggles and triumphs as he attempts to reclaim his health. On the Pine Ridge Reservation, 35-year-old Beau LeBeau is remembered as one of the greatest high school star athletes in South Dakota. He could often be found running through the Badlands at Thunder Valley, but now, at 333 pounds, he is having trouble even walking these same hills. Many years of poor diet and lack of exercise have caused LeBeau's obesity. This screening takes place on the campus of the University of Arizona at the Center for English as a Second Language auditorium. Following the screening, attendees will be invited to Arizona State Museum for a buffalo meat tasting event, a special viewing of the museum’s Plains Indian collections, and a viewing of the new exhibit, Though the Eyes of the Eagle: Illustrating Healthy Living.
Off the Rez. Jonathan Hock's film, Off the Rez, follows the rise of Native American high school basketball star Shoni Schimmel, and her mother, Cecilee Moses, who is also her coach. Moses moves Shoni and her six siblings off the Umatilla Indian Reservation in eastern Oregon and headed to Portland to take a high school coaching job and to maximize Shoni’s chances of athletic success. Moses’ husband, who was himself a collegiate athlete in his day, Rick Schimmel, initially stays behind for his job as a business consultant. In 2010, Shoni was selected to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association All-American Team and was recruited by the University of Louisville. The film documents Shoni’s struggle to decide to leave the reservation and go to college. Moses and Rick Schimmel will appear in person at the Tucson screening.
On the Ice. On the Ice is a suspenseful drama about two teenage boys who have grown up like brothers in an isolated Alaskan town. Early one morning, on a seal hunt with another teenager, an argument between the three boys quickly escalates into a tragic accident. Bonded by their dark secret, the two best friends are forced to create one fabrication after another in order to survive. The shocked boys stumble through guilt-fueled days, avoiding the suspicions of their community as they weave a web of deceit. With their future in the balance, the two boys are forced to explore the limits of friendship and honor. On the Ice is the first feature-length fiction film made in Alaska with an entirely Inuit cast. Writer/director Andrew Okpeaha MacLean is an independent Iñupiaq artist.
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3pm at the UA Center for Creative Photography. Q & A with Panelists. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute and the Tucson Film Office. For more information, visit the website at http://www.insidetracktucson.com/index.htm
(Free and Open to the Public with Pass. Pass does not guarantee seating)
6:30pm at Harkins Tucson Spectrum 18 5455 S. Calle Santa Cruz
IN PERSON: Director Beto Gómez
Julian Pérez, Mexico's most powerful man, must embark on a mission given to him by the only authority he respects... his mother.Joined by a colorful band of unlikely heroes, Julian must risk his life to fulfill his mother’s wish & rescue his brother from the war ridden bowels of the most treacherous land in the world, Iraq.
This event is brought to you by the UA Hanson Film Institute and the Consulado de México en Tucson, in association with Pantelion Films and Lemon Films
7pmat the Gallagher Theater in the UA Student Union. Q & A with Cast and Filmmakers. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute and the University Filmmaker Organization.
Brian Ralston, an award winning classically trained composer and conductor, has quickly established himself as one of the up and coming film composers in Hollywood. An alumnus of the University of Arizona, Brian studied film music composition and conducting under School of Music Professor Jeff Haskell and completed his film com-position studies at USC’s Thornton School of Music. His credits include the television show ANGEL (2002) and features GRADUATION (2007), DON’T FADE AWAY (2010), and recently the Syfy original movie BATTLE OF LOS ANGELES (2011). Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
David McClafferty, a Philadelphia native, moved to Los Angeles in 2004 after finishing graduate work as a teaching assistant in the Media Arts program at the University of Arizona. After spending a year on the theatrical distribution of the Independent Spirit Award winning film Funny Ha Ha, David worked in the Worldwide Technical Services department at DreamWorks (and later Paramount) before moving to Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. He has also worked as a Dubbing Producer for SDI Media Group, where he oversaw dubbing for the world's largest provider of localization (translation, subtitling, and dubbing) for the entertainment industry. He is now a consultant to Twentieth Century Fox for SDI. Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence
Nicole Koschmann is an award-winning independent filmmaker whose films and videos have been shown in film festivals worldwide. Nicole's documentary lack, White and Yellow, won the Best of Fest Award at the 2007 Arizona International Film Festival. Nicole has been a media educator for fifteen years, teaching college students, as well as younger students how to make films, the importance of media literacy and the history and culture of experimental filmmaking. She also works as the Education Outreach Coordinator at the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies at Cornell University. Nicole taught filmmaking at the UA from 2002-2008. Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence
Scott Weber has been working in post-production sound for the film and TV industry since 1992. His credits include sound editor on Pulp Fiction, Foley mixer on Rush Hours and re-recording mixer on 44 episodes of Lost. He is currently sound editor on J.J. Abrams new show "Undercovers." Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence
Fee: $95 (General Public) - UA Students FREE
This workshop is open to the general public. For more information please contact Vicky Westover at 626-9825. In collaboration with the College of Fine Arts.
Free Public Presentation
7:00pm at the Fox Tucson Theatre. Tucson High School students and teachers form the front linen of an epic civil rights battle to save their Mexican American Studies classes. Presented by Dos Vatos Productions and the Hanson Film Institute.
Free Public Presentation
1:00 - 3:00pm at the Center for Creative Photography on the UA campus. An exciting discussion about what's happening in Mexican documentary filmmaking. A Tucson Cine Mexico Film Festival panel. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute in conjuction with Ambulante Traveling Documentary Film Festival.
FREE Public Event
(Event Dates: March 2 - 6). In collaboration with the Consulado de Mexico in Tucson, Cox and Harkins Theatres. For more information, please check us out at tucsoncinemexico.org
Public Event
(Event Dates: February 19)
5:00pm - 7:00pm at the Center for English as a Second Language (CESL) Auditorium, University of Arizona. Join us to screen six outstanding new works by Native American filmmakers. Meet director and UA student Donavan Seschillie (Navajo) whose short The Rocket Boy was featured this year at the Sundance Film Festival. Presented by the Arizona State Museum and the Hanson Film Institute in collaboration with the Film and Video Center, Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian.
FREE Public Event
7:00pm at Grand Cinemas Crossroads. Free screening and Q & A with Director Alex Rivera. This event is made possible with support from Confluence A Center for Creative Inquiry; Hanson Film Institute; Center for Latin American Studies;The Second Language Acquisition and Teaching Program; and the Department of Gender and Women's Studies.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for film dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
Free Public Presentation
5:00 - 7:00pm at the Center for Creative Photography on the UA campus. This free presentation is part of Peter Rose's Residence at the UA and Biosphere 2, January 9 - 22, 2011. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute, UA Institute of the Environment, UA Biosphere 2 with additional support from UA College of Fine Arts, UA College of Science and UA School of Theatre, Film & Television.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for film dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for film dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
Benjamin Daniel Lobato, Television and Stage Writer/Filmmaker and UA Alumnus visits. Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
FREE Public Event
10:30 - 12:30pm at the JW Marriott Starr Pass. Panel discussion consisting of the following successful film industry professionals: Greg Kinnear, Peter Murrieta, John Kilkenny, Scott Stuber, Benjamin Lobato, Matt Luber, Antonia Ellis, and Lorna Soroko. Presented by the Tucson Film Office and the Hanson Film Institute.
7:30pm at the Fox Tucson Theatre. Presented by the UA College of Fine Arts
"Casting for Theatre, Film and Television" with Casting Director, Patrick Rush. Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for movie dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
Public Event
(Event Dates: Oct. 22, Oct. 26, Nov. 4, and Feb. 18)
Sponsored by Institute for LGBT Studies, McClelland Institute for Children, Youth & Families,
University Libraries, Hanson Film Institute, The Office of LGBTQ Affairs, ASUA Pride Alliance,
English, Anthropology, Gender & Women's Studies, School of Theatre, Film & Television and College of Fine Arts Small Grants.
Free and Open to the Public
7:00pm at Centennial Hall at the UA campus. Hosted by the UA College of Fine Arts and UApresents, in collaboration with the Hanson Film Institute, the new School of Theatre, Film & Television, and UA Athletics.
Event Dates:
Oct. 14 - 15 Film portion of the festival will take place at the Fox Tucson Theatre
Oct. 22-24 Keynote presentation, symposium and concerts will be at the School of Music
This project made possible by the College of the Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence and the Director's Administrative Fund. Co-sponsors include the Hanson Film Institute, Center for the Study of American Ideals and Culture, the Apgar Foundation, Arizona Public Media's Classical KUAT-FM 90.5/89.7, KVOI 1030 AM "The Voice" Radio, and the Fox Tucson Theatre, and support from Wesley Green and UA Department of East Asian Studies.
Casting Director and Producer, Carol Lefko gives "Advice on a Hollywood Career Path." Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
Public Event
(Event Dates: October 7-11)
The Tucson Film and Music Festival offers a plethora of film and music events all in downtown Tucson. In collaboration with Cox, Upstairs Film, and Hype.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for movie dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
Open to the Public, Fee: $40; * UA Students FREE*
Noted screenwriter-director Marcus De Leon (HBO's Walkout) will lead a fun, interactive, intensive two-day screenwriting workshop for participants at all levels. This workshop is open to the general public. In collaboration with the School of Theatre, Film & Television and the College of Fine Arts.
Producer/Screenwriter/Director Brian Levant presents "Inside the Television and Film Industry." Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible through student differential tuition and donations to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
(Event Dates: September 17-19)
Presented by NALIP, CPB, the NEA, the Hanson Film Institute and the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, in association with the College of Fine Arts and the School of Theatre, Film and Television, The Tucson Film Office, Arizona Public Media, CAAM, LPB, ITVS, NBPC, PIC, NAPT and Women Make Movies. For more information see the NALIP website.
Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for movie dates and times. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute.
FREE Public Event
Emmy Award-Winning Director Roger Young in Conversation with Assistant Director Craig Huston. Presented by the School of Theatre, Film and Television and the Hanson Film Institute. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
FREE Public Event
2:00 - 3:30PM in the AME Auditorium, UA Campus. Made for Amnesty International to highlight the human rights abuses of migrants traveling through Mexico on their way to the United States. In Person: Marc Silver, Co-Director. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute and the Center for Latin American Studies.
Event Dates Vary
July 3 - August 1: Mystery and Murder
July 17 - August 7: Family Films
August 7 - 28: Classic Comedy Couples
See these movies the way they looked when they premiered! Presented in 35mm rare restored archival film prints. Programmed by the Hanson Film Institute. Sponsored by Providence Service Corporation. Check the Fox Tucson Theatre website for more information on upcoming events.
FREE Public Event
Casting Director and Media Arts Alumna speaks on the process of casting and her career as a casting director and producer. Presented by the School of Media Arts Producing Division, and the Media Arts Visiting Artists Program. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence.
FREE Public Event
7:00PM at the The Loft Cinema. Presented by the UA School of Earth and Environmental Sciences. With UA Co-sponsors: Biosphere 2, Institute of the Environment, School of Natural Resources and the Environment, the School of Journalism, and the Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter.
(Event Dates: March 6-7)
This workshop is open to the general public. For more information please contact Vicky Westover at 626-9825. In collaboration with the School of Media Arts and the College of Fine Arts.
FREE Public Event
(Event Dates: March 3 - 7). In collaboration with the Consulado de Mexico in Tucson, Cox and Harkins Theatres. For more information, please check out the Tucson Cine Mexico Flyer (PDF file, 2.8 MB)
Free and Open to the Public
5:00 PM, Student Union, Tucson Room. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Free and Open to the Public
1:00 PM, Harvill 102. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
(Event Dates: November 12-15)
Presented by the Arizona State Museum and the Hanson Film Institute in collaboration with the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, the College of Fine Arts and the School of Media Arts.
Fee: $40 * UA Students FREE
(Event Dates: October 24-25)
Noted screenwriter-director Marcus De Leon (HBO’s Walkout) will lead a fun, interactive, intensive two-day screenwriting workshop for participants at all levels. This workshop is open to the general public. In collaboration with the School of Media Arts and the College of Fine Arts.
(Event Dates: October 9, November 5)
Lesbian Looks is presented by the University of Arizona Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies.
Public Event
(Event Dates: October 8-12)
Visit the festival online at Tucson Film and Music Festival. This year's line up includes several films by Media Arts alumni includng Allison Vanore, Keith Ozar, Chelsea Cole and Michael Toubassi. In collaboration with Upstairs Film and the Tucson Film Office.
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
Public Event
5:00pm at the Center for Creative Photography (on the UA campus). Free and open to the public. Presented by the Arizona Public Media, the School of Media Art and the Hanson Film Institute.
Public Event
7:00Pm at the Screening Room. In Order Not Be Here screening. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
(Event Dates: March 26 - 29 and April 3 - 4)
Invited Guests: Frida Torresblanco, Producer
Jonas Cuaron, Director
Rudy Joffroy, Director
Carlos Gutierrez, Cinema Tropical
Sponsored by Cox Media and Harkins Theatres. In collaboration with the Consulado de Mexico/Tucson, the Tucson Film Office, the UA Wester Hemispheric Programs and Cinema Tropical. With additional support from the UA Center for Latin American Studies. For more information please go to http://clas.arizona.edu/cinemexico/
Public Event
Location & Time TBD. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
(Event Dates: March 7-8)
With Ronnie Clemmer, Visiting L.A. -based Television/Film/Documentary Producer. In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
4:00pm in Marshall 212. Presented by the Center for Latin American Studies. Co-sponsored by the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute.
Public Event
2:00pm in Marshall 340. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
6:00PM at the Fox Tucson Theatre. Film screening FREE and open to the public. Presented by the University of Arizona University Libraries, Friends of the UA Libraries, and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
12:00PM at the Marroney Theatre (on the UA Campus). Presented by the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
7:00PM at the Gallagher Theatre (on the UA campus). Sponsored by the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
9:00AM at the UA Marshall Bldg. A Special presentation in conjuction with MAR 498E/Senior Capstone: Post productin. Made possible by donors to the College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence, the School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
(Event Dates: January 10-22, February 15 & 22, March 1, 2009)
Presented by the Tucson Jewish Film Festival
(Event Date: November 19)
* Book Signing & Discussion
1PM at the UA Bookstore, University of Arizona.
* Presentation
7PM at the Fox Tucson Theatre.
Presented by the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts School of Media Arts and Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
7pm at the Center for Creative Photography. Presented by the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts School of Media Arts and Hanson Film Institute
Free Family Event
1pm at the Arizona State Museum. Enjoy 5 family friendly screenings of new Native films and meet the filmmakers. Presented by the Arizona State Museum, the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute
Public Event
(Event Dates: November 14-16)
Presented by the Arizona State Museum and the Hanson Film Institute in collaboration with the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, the College of Fine Arts and the School of Media Arts
Selection of Innovative Short Films Curated by Steve Weiss. 11Am at the Marshall Building, Room 221. Presented by the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts School of Media Arts and Hanson Film Institute
The Lost Film Festival is being co-hosted by the School of Media Arts, Hanson Film Institute and the School of Information Resources & Library Science.
(Event Dates: October 18-19)
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts and the College of Fine Arts
Post screening Q&A with Producer and UA Media Arts alum Scott Stuber. Presented in association with the School of Media Arts and Gallagher Theater
(Event Date: October 11)
Presented by the Hanson Film Institite and the School of Media Arts.
(Event Dates: October 10-12)
Presented by NALIP, in association with the College of Fine Arts and the School of Media Arts. For more information see the NALIP website.
Public Event
(Event Dates: October 9-12)
The Tucson Film and Music Festival offers a plethora of film and music events all in downtown Tucson. In collaboration with Upstairs Film.
Public Event
(Event Dates: October 3, October 17, November 6)
Lesbian Looks is presented by the University of Arizona Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
(Event Dates: July 7-12)
In collaboration with the Arizona State Museum, Tohono O’odham Nation Cultural Center and Museum, Tohono O’odham Community College, Tohono O’odham Community Action group, and Baboquivari High Schoo. Additional support provided by the UA College of Public Health.
Public Event
Splinter Studios
Event made possible with support from The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Hanson Film Institute, the College of Fine Arts, and the School of Media Arts.
Public Event
Made possible by The Fox Tucson Theatre, The Fox Theatre Foundation, The University of Arizona College of Fine Arts Small Grants Program, The School of Media Arts, The Hanson Film Institute and The Loft Cinema.
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
In collaboration with The School of Media Arts and The College of Fine Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence
In collaboration with the UA College of Fine Arts, the UA School of Media Arts Visiting Filmmakers Program, the UA Department of Journalism, the UA Department of History, the UA Department of East Asian Studies, the UA Department of Anthropology, the UA Department of Women's Studies, and Pan Left Productions.
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
Public Event
This screening is part of the US Mexico Border States Conference and is presented by The Motion Picture Association, The National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade, the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, and The University of Arizona
Public Event
This screening is part of the US Mexico Border States Conference and is presented by The Motion Picture Association, The National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade, the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, and The University of Arizona
(Event Dates: March 27-28)
Co-presented by The Motion Picture Association, The National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade, Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, and The University of Arizona
(Event Dates: March 8-9)
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
Presented by the Arizona Center for Judaic Studies, Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona, and the UA Hillel Foundation and in collaboration with the School of Media Arts
- Screenwriting Seminar with Dan Vebber in MAR 364
- Lisa Vebber, VP of Scheduling and Strategic Analysis at NBC
- Q&A With Dan Vebber & Lisa Vebber
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts and the College of Fine Arts
In collaboration with Purple Cactus Media Productions and the Tucson Film Office.
A talk by Visual Effects Producer John Kilkenny. In collaboration with the School of Media Arts.
Sponsored by the Hanson Film Institute’s Black Media Event Support Group and The University of Arizona Office of African-American Student Affairs with support from The School of Media Arts.
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
(Event Dates: November 7-8)
In collaboration with Crossroads Grand Cinemas, Arizona State Museum, and the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts.
A talk with Mark Crispin Miller. Presented by the Hanson Film Institute with support from the School of Media Arts, Department of Journalism, Department of Political Science, and the Department of History.
A talk by Mark Crispin Miller. Presented by the UA School of Media Arts and the Hanson Film Institute.
Event Dates (Every Monday and Wednesday from Oct. 8-24)
Presented by the Hanson Film Institute
In collaboration with the School of Media Arts
Public Event
(Event Dates: October 5, October 12, October 19)
Presented by The University of Arizona Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
(Event Dates: October 2-4)
An event celebrating the Cuban culture featuring Director Miguel Coyula and Screenwriter Edmundo Desnoes.
Partially funded by the Hanson Film Institute