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Festival of (In)Appropriation Traveling Show #6
April 4, 2018, 7:30 PM
Free[Fourteen] different works of found footage. The shortest of these, Celeste Fichter’s “Walking on Water,” lasts just over a minute and uses the theme from Hawaii Five-O to accompany the biblical tale of Jesus defying natural law. Soda Jerk’s “The Time That Remains,” a “spectral melodrama” starring several iterations of both Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, is the longest at twelve minutes. The dozen other entries explore everything from LBJ’s tenure as president to the Freudian notion of the death drive to the Pledge of Allegiance’s effect on schoolchildren. Now in its sixth year, the traveling festival has earned it a sterling reputation and small-but-devoted following that may soon include you. —Michael Nordine, L.A. Weekly. (Unrated, 88 min.)
Presented by Colby College Cinema Studies. FREE and Open to the Public!