Film Screening: Ann Arbor Film Festival 57th Traveling Program

Join us for a screening of two of the 57th Ann Arbor Film Festival’s Traveling Programs, featuring multiple short films.

The AAFF is a pioneer of the film festival touring concept, has been presenting an annual tour of selected works from the festival since 1964 with screenings in Paris, Los Angeles, and Berkeley. Over the years, the touring program has brought the work of film and media artists to galleries, art house theaters, museums, universities, libraries, microcinemas, and media arts centers throughout the world.

1-2pm      Almost All Ages Program (Family-friendly and approved for *almost* all ages. Recommended 6 and up.)

Clean Slate by David Opdyke, The Art of Living While Being Left Behind by Claudia Franzen, Water Cycle by Tom Hansell, Orbit by Tess Martin, Silo by Gina Kamentsky, Circus Movements by Lukas Berger and Mario Gajo de Carvhalho, Jane La Onda – “Fly” by K8 Howl and Jak Ritger, RGBebop / Anthropology by Luigi Allemano, Code Ruth by Caroline Voagen Nelson, and DREAMLAND by Mirai Mizue.

2-2:15pm     BREAK

2:15-3:45pm     Ann Abor Film Festival Digital Program 1 (Nine contemporary experimental, animated, documentary, and narrative video. Not suitable for all ages. Adult content included.)

The Divine Way by Illaria Di Carlo, La Mesa by Adrian Garcia Gomez, Mom’s Clothes by Jordan Wong, Screen by Christoph Girardet and Matthias Müller, As Above, So Below by Cooper Holoweski, Leafcutters by Catherine Chalmers, We Were Hardly More Than Children by Cecelia Condit, Phantom Ride Phantom by Siegfried A. Fruhauf, and 2Missed Calls by LNZ Arturo.

Film screenings are held in deSalle Auditorium and are free and open to the public.

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