Fri 06/28 Screening Schedule

Screening Information

All screenings will take place at the University Art Museum (UAM) in Devasthali Hall

Films will be exhibited concurrently in three spaces: Bleachers, Zane Bennett Study Room (ZBSR), and the Fab Lab.

This is a festival with showtimes and film lengths listed. We encourage you to plan your viewing and move from space to space consciously and quietly. Please turn off your cell phones and do not talk on your phone during screenings. Enjoy.

Click and scroll through this page for times, locations, and information about films and events on June 28, 2024, from 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Get your copy of the print version of the official festival program, available to all at the event, for content notee, supporting essays, profiles, and other features.

These film are not MPAA rated. Viewer discretion is advised.

Note on Subtitles and Captions:

Films with English subtitles and English language captions are indicated. For other films, either they do not rely on language for understanding, or the filmmaker did not provide captions. We strive for accessibility and appreciate your understanding.

FRIDAY 9:00AM - 10:50 AM

Program 1: Unyielding
Program 2: Fluid Realities
Program 3: Legends Shorts

FRIDAY 11:00AM - 12:50PM

Program 4: Seeds of Resistance
Program 5: Transformative Struggles
Program 6: Disrupting Silences

FRIDAY 1:00PM - 2:50 PM

Program 7: Queer Journeys
Program 8: Blue Men
Program 9: Underworlds & Animations

FRIDAY 3:00PM - 6:00PM

Program 10: Hidden Flora
3pm Festival Reception
4pm Hidden Flora NM Premiere & Followed by Director Q&A

Program 1: Unyielding

FRI 6/28 Bleachers 9:00AM-10:50AM

Collaborating Scholar and Co-Curator: Dr. Carol Fadda, Syracuse University

TWO DREAMS TWO BIRTHS (5:16)

Elnaz Sarbar Boczek

USA

English with Captions

In this digital storytelling piece, Boczek reflects on her Iranian origins, her daughter’s roots in both Iran and the USA, and the dreams they share with other Iranian women, all in the name of Mahsa Amini. Amini's death in police custody in 2022 for violating mandatory headscarf rules sparked protests throughout Iran.

JAMILA (14:36)

Julia Freij

USA

Arabic, English with Subs

In this coming-of-age drama set in the mid-2000s, 16-year-old Nour, a Palestinian American girl, must rediscover her identity after years of repressing her heritage. Visiting Palestine for a family wedding, Nour meets some relatives for the first time. On the morning of the ceremony, she reluctantly accompanies her aunties to the salon. Guided by her aunt Mona, who resents Nour's single father, Nour is overwhelmed by the new and eclectic mix of family members. However, she soon finds role models in her female relatives, who inspire her to embrace herself and her cultural roots.

Dancers in a street protest space with arms in air

UNTIL (13:50)

Tanin Torabi

Iran

"Until..." is a single-take video, captured using only the switch between the front and back cameras of an iPhone by the performers. Filmed during the 2022 "Woman Life Freedom" protests in Tehran, it showcases a highly intricate choreography for the camera, reflecting the originality and urgency of what is possible artistically to execute in that situation. These protests were in response to the state murder of Mahsa Amini, a Kurdish-Iranian woman, who died in police custody for violating mandatory headscarf rules.

"We walk. We run. We fall. We hug those who we love and then we run again. We walk together until the walls move."

A woman facing away walks into the white snowy land

in the whiteness (4:38)

Niya Abdullahi

Canada

English with Captions

"in the whiteness" is a poetic exploration of identity through the eyes of a Harari-Ethiopian woman, displaced via war, now living in Canada. She uses poetry and movement as a meditative method of reconnecting with her roots and in doing so, establishes a magical bond with her ancestors.

An image of multiple film and movie screens

THE RHYTHMS OF RAGE (4:48)

Barbara Zecchi

USA

Content Note: Brief Scene of Violence Included from Horror Film

Rage can catalyze revolutions, spur transformative change, and magnify voices. Yet, its expression is not uniformly accessible to all. Rage can manifest as raw, rebellious, and empowering, or become ensnared by societal norms and expectations. Focusing on women represented in film and TV shows from around the world, this video essay traverses over 500 clips, unveiling the diverse cadences of rage—from solitude to solidarity, from silent and sterile echoes to resounding, potent crescendos.

Image of a flower or flowering weed illuminated in the night

EARTH ALTARS (La tierra los altares) (68 min.)

Sofía Peypoch

Mexico

Spanish with English Subs

The artist returns to the site of her kidnapping, searching underground in darkness and silence for traces of a buried memory.

Three years ago, I was kidnapped on the outskirts of Mexico City. A month later, I returned to the site, driven by an impulse to recall that place and recover it through the camera. As I advanced, the landscape thickened into an opaque night, casting shadows along the road. At the site, flowers grew among thorns, and the earth seemed to warn of past events. Amid this abyss, the film began. I navigated nearby areas, reconstructing the space with memories of hot, dry earth and an all-encompassing silence. The film captures these sensations, using a static camera and one that navigates underground, revealing spaces of light amid the darkness.

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Program 2: Fluid Realities

FRI 6/28 Zane Bennett Study Room 9:00AM-10:50AM

A PEARL IN THE OCEAN (13:42)

Vasundhara Jadhav

India

English and Hindi with English Subs

Content Note: Mention of Self-Harm

A documentary about Tushar Roy, a confident 19-year old, gay young man who likes to belly dance.

Close-up of main character's top surgery scars

FRAGMENTS (3:38)

Mélodie Roulaud

English with Subs

A portrait of trans non-binary artist Fleur Bloemsma, "Fragments" is an introspective journey into their understanding of their body and mind. Directed by French filmmaker Mélodie Roulaud, the film explores the language used to communicate the body and self through the interconnectedness of physical attributes and identity. "Fragments" delves into representing the mind as a binding agent of fragmented body parts. Collaborating with creative director Rhona Ezuma, cinematographer Anna Gudbrands, and editor James Crosland-Mills, the film uses dreamy visuals and sound design to create intimacy. It contemplates where our mind resides and how we embody the self, exploring the invisible boundaries of identity.

Smith dressed as a clown standing roadside

THE FLOATING MAN (78 min)

Michael V Smith

Canada

English with Subs

As anti-trans and drag queen rhetoric rages globally, Michael V. Smith's intimate documentary explores his journey as a radical drag performer and genderqueer individual. Inspired by Agnès Varda, The Floating Man combines DIY documentary, road trip, performance art, and videopoem. This self-portrait examines a lifetime of stories about Smith's body through his provocative art. A highlighted project features Smith on a road trip on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast, searching for Joni Mitchell while dressed as Peanut the Clown. In another scene, Smith's body is “erased” in a bodysuit to challenge our assumptions about gender. The Floating Man is an uplifting film about gender fluidity and the transformative power of art.

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Program 3: Legends Shorts

"Don't be a lady. Be a legend." —Stevie Nicks

FRI 6/28 Fab Lab 9:00AM-10:50AM

TINA (14:20)

Laura Sweeney

USA

English

Tina is a heartfelt story about two people who unexpectedly reunite after many years. The film seeks to spark important conversations about trans rights and the right to live an honest, truthful life.

LEGACY (1:00)

Giovannie Espiritu

USA

English with Captions

A look at generational trauma and triumph through poetry and pictures

Emily McCormick on stage performing with group

A FLARE FOR MUSIC (4:00)

John William Chambers

Ireland, UK

English with Captions

A peek into the life of musician, Emily McCormick, and the challenges she faces both in her career and everyday life living with endometriosis.

ECHOES OF THE RIO (8:11)

Jackie Barragan

USA

English with Captions

A woman living on the U.S./Mexico border invokes the voice of the Rio Grande. Guiding her through the history of migration and the symbiotic relationship with the indigenous people of the land. As the river speaks, echoes follow, ultimately exposing the socio-ecological destruction caused when the river became a border and a political weapon.

Image of a beautiful Brown Indian woman on a front porch in the humid US South

MURMURATION (6:02)

Priya Sircar

USA

A "murmuration" refers to a phenomenon where a large group of starlings or other birds fly together in a coordinated, fluid, and dynamic manner, creating mesmerizing patterns in the sky.

A meditation on shared experience as generations of a family intertwine during a brief moment in time. Our lives intertwined like threads on a loom or birds in flight. Inspired by the song "Valley" by Pelvis Wrestley, friend of filmmaker Ben Violet’s band. "Murmuration" is a movement poem on film, blending themes of life and death with site-specific choreography, Indian classical dance, and improvised play, capturing the inner lives of an Indian-American child, mother, and grandmother.

Two Black women doctors operate in a medical situtation

A PLACE AT THE OPERATING TABLE (10:31)

Melissa Huerga Malillos, Alicia Dyke, Brandon O'Larey

India, United States, Zambia, Zimbabwe

English with Captions

From the landscapes of Zimbabwe, "A Place at the Operating Table" offers a glimpse into the world of Dr. Thandi Munai and other remarkable female reconstructive surgeons of the PWRS program. This documentary reveals their inspiring journey to make a lasting impact in underserved communities worldwide. It's a story of courage, determination, and a global mission for healthcare equality.

DAY 1 (Día 1) (11:08)

Ana Montaño, Eduardo García

Mexico

Spanish with English Subs

Rocio, a teenage girl, gets ready for her first day of high school. The next day, she leaves home and takes the bus to school, without knowing that this trip will change her life forever.

An abstract image of a woman exotic dancer

3PM THURSDAY (6:23)

Michèle Kaye

Canada

Content Note: Stylized Violence and Blood

A dancer's shift in a dive bar takes an unexpected turn.

Black and white image of main character taking her image in the mirror

INSTANT (INSTANTE) (15:00)

Paola Veiga

Brazil

Portuguese with English Subs

There are things in life that we do because we have to. "Instant" follows Lia, a photographer who decides to end a pregnancy and copes through art, capturing her experience in a way that blurs the lines between her interior experience and the film's visual narrative.

Archival Image of a flower and Person's Body

sin-eater (2:42)

Sarah Blackwell

USA

English Text

This video diary depicts three weeks of testosterone injections, using scans from the British Library's Archives to compare my gender transformation to the natural world. By juxtaposing human-driven transitioning efforts with natural cycles, I recontextualize my transition within the ever-changing nature of creation. The piece explores how meaning can be conveyed through abstract symbols, reflecting my journey as a queer individual seeking connection in the mundane.

Image of multiple characters in motion together due to some friction

THE DEMON OF DUMBO (8:00)

Stefanie Sparks

USA

English with Captions

When various body parts are found in The North Woods section of Prospect Park, two hapless NYC murder detectives wind up on the case. Between the deceased's sugar baby, the city's response and a reporter that just won't give up, it's chaos. When a snitch tries to warn the detectives there's actually a demon loose in Brooklyn, they blow her off. But wait...what's this about "bite marks" and why are there so many cut off dicks in the North Woods? Featuring performances from 1923's Aminah Nieves, indie filmmaker Kristen Abate and stand up comedian Chanel Ali.

MAMA NIGHT (14:58)

Joanna Simmons, Becca Schall

USA

English with Captions

A pregnant woman learns what she must sacrifice in order to become a real Mama.

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Program 4: Seeds of Resistance

FRI 6/28 Bleachers 11:00AM-12:50PM

Collaborating Scholars and Co-Curators:

Dr. Amanda Cuellar, Doña Ana Community College

Dr. Vanessa J. Aguilar, New Mexico State University

ITU NINU (Where the Corn Fields Are) (72 min)

Itandehui Jansen

Mexico, UK

English and Mixtec with Subs

In 2084, Ángel is a climate migrant trapped in a smart city under constant surveillance. He cultivates plants, preserving the wisdom of seeds. He meets Sofia, another climate migrant working at a recycling facility, and they discover a shared connection through the Mixtec language. Seeking human connection and hope, Ángel reaches out to Sofia through pen and paper to avoid digital monitoring. Their secret correspondence fosters an intimate bond and a mutual desire for liberation from their oppressive environment.

Image of the body of the artist with wild cat's head

NAGUALA (15:00)

Claudia Minerva Medina

Canada

English, Spanish, Nahuatl

"Naguala” is a mesmerizing media installation that delves deep into the rich Mexican traditions of nagualismo, loosely translated as shapeshifting, offering a captivating and immersive experience. This three-channel video and two-channel sound project explores the mystical realm of the naguala, where the boundaries between, animals, plants, earth, cosmos, reality and the supernatural dissolve and are reconfigured. The Naguala guide invites you to consider yourself beyond the human, forever transforming, continually being woven into the fabric of life and death.

Black and white image of a statue that evokes Meso-American antiquity

MONOLITH (13:45)

Teri Carson

USA, Mexico

Spanish with English Subs

Part essay film, part videopoem, Monolith braids found footage, documentary, experimental, 3D animation and narrative filmmaking devices to explore notions of collectivity, dissent, indigenous knowledge and time as a series of folds, splits, ruptures, loops, clusters, drifts, ascents, descents, vortexes, pulses, rhythms, linkages, aberrations, burials, and unearthings. This shape-shifting film addresses ongoing legacies of nationalist archives, archeology, and coloniality.

COCOON (11:18)

Holli Xue

UK, China

English with Captions

This narrative-led experimental documentary blends video recordings from pre-pandemic and pandemic-era state control, spanning five years. It features a performance piece that responds to the filmmaker's traumatic memories, expressing fear and non-cooperation toward the state. Denied decision-making power and mobility, the filmmaker metaphorically and physically anchors their existence in a cocoon, embodying political depression.

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Program 5: Transformative Struggles

FRI 6/28 Zane Bennett Study Room 11:00AM-12:50PM

The subject's mother wears a t-shirt saying Fight Like a Mother

LOUD ENOUGH (62 min)

Hilary Klotz Steinman

USA

English with Captions

Marking the fifth anniversary of #MeToo, Loud Enough follows Madison Smith, a sexual assault survivor from Lindsborg, Kansas, as she and her family fight for justice. Despite strong evidence, the local prosecutor declined to press charges. The film showcases their relentless battle against a biased criminal justice system, highlighting their alliance with former SVU detective Justin Boardman and attorney Julie Germann.

Through their four-year journey, they navigate numerous obstacles, eventually invoking an 1880s law allowing citizens to convene a grand jury. Loud Enough is an empowering testament to continuing against obstacles and the need for systemic change, illustrating the power of love, tenacity, and community in pursuing justice and accountability.

The outline of a performer on a stage in light

CONFLUENCE (15:00)

ETA, Shanhuan Manton

USA

English with Captions

CONFLUENCE is a meditation on ancestry and identity through the lens of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) and queer artists filmed during moonroom's 2019 PHASE, an event series celebrating APIDA Heritage Month with underground events throughout Southern California. This mix of hypnotic images and heartfelt testimonies explores the turmoil of being othered, while enduring creatively and shattering community and perceptual barriers. The reductive myths unjustly stuck on the Asian American diaspora are directly questioned by those who'd rather choose their own labels — or simply do away with them altogether.

Black and white mirrored image of a woman's head

Negative/Positive (14:00)

Federica Foglia

Canada, Italy

Content Note: Stylized Nudity

"Negative/Positive" is a hand-made, camera-less collage film composed of layers of erotic 16mm films from the 1920s, 1940s, and 1970s, mixed with nature documentaries and organic materials. This visual abstraction merges positive black-and-white film with its negative counterpart on the same base, allowing the film to exist in two versions.

The film abstracts female bodies from their original erotic context, removing their male co-protagonists. As the male figures disappear, the female bodies merge with insects and flowers. Using organic material melted with gelatine emulsion, the film creates a crystallized visual allegory of interspecies feminine bodies, offering a unique exploration of identity and transformation.

An artist in the film reaches out with hands

Touching Time: Minnahanonck/Roosevelt Island (10:50)

Petra Kuppers

USA

English with Captions

"Touching Time: Minnahanonck/Roosevelt Island" features a diverse group of disability artists in Lenapehoking (New York City) performing site-specific movement sketches on Roosevelt Island, a site with a history of hospitals, asylums, and prisons. These artists move among the island's past, reclaiming narratives of abuse and dysfunction. Collaborating with nature, sculptures, and water, they acknowledge the land's history and envision inclusive futures.

Commissioned for the Disability History Handbook by the National Park Service and the National Council on Public History, this film will be part of the Handbook's digital edition.

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Program 6: Disrupting Silence

FRI 6/28 Fab Lab 11:00AM-12:50PM

Poster featuring artistic renderings of buttocks

MISS NALGAS USA 2022: THE AUDITION (5:26 min)

Rosemary Meza-DesPlas

USA

English

"Miss Nalgas USA 2022: The Audition" features the audition clips of women who are vying for the honor of being Miss Nalgas USA 2022. The faux beauty competition is a performance artwork centered on the Latina. It examines the mainstream commodification of the Latina versus the authenticity of the Latina in contemporary mass media. "Miss Nalgas USA 2022: The Audition" showcases artist Rosemary Meza-DesPlas as the character and pageant winner Miss Refried Rosi Frijoles as well as many other characters. This satirical work poses questions about stereotypical notions of beauty and preferred figurative traits of the Latina. Socio-cultural issues of ethnic identity and aging are addressed as well.

KIM CARNIE OUT LOUD (88 min)

Maureen Macleod

United Kingdom, United States

English

International Premiere

Scottish singer Kim Carnie was in a secret same-sex relationship from ages 16 to 22. Now 30, she reflects on the impact of those years of secrecy. Kim meets others who have hidden their sexuality and LGBTQ+ activists, sharing and hearing their stories. Using songwriting as a source of dealing with her feelings and as therapy, she draws inspiration from these encounters to write songs based on their experiences and her own.

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Program 7: Queer Journeys

FRI 6/28 Bleachers 1:00PM-2:50PM

Collaborating Scholar and Co-Curator: Dr. Héctor Iglesias Pascual, New Mexico State University

Main subject of film in a white sweater with rainbow cuffs and pink background

SHAHAB FROM TORONTO (30 min)

Abbas Mohammadi Gilvaei, Mohammad Hasani

Iran, Canada

Persian with English Subs

Shahab Shiri is a gay man who had to leave his homeland, Iran, due to the dangers he faced there because of his sexual orientation. He continues his advocacy, sharing talents, and culural connections in his new home in Canada in this digital stortelling piece.

Main subject of film in beautiful makeup bathed in red

FAMILY PRIDE, QUEER ASIDE (78 min)

Maria Millan

Venezuela

Spanish with English Subs

A documentary following activist, singer, and actor Aisak Ovalles in Caracas, Venezuela, as he balances pharmacy work, drag performances, and his dream of adopting children.

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Program 8: Blue Men

FRI 6/28 Zane Bennett Study Room 1:00PM-2:50PM

Two screens: one with a large caterpillar the other with the under cover cop in the film

THE LARGE BLUE (15:00 min)

Jan Adriaans

Netherlands, Australia

English with Captions

"The Large Blue" is a two-screen video based on the book Undercover: The True Story of Britain's Secret Police. The narrative follows a cop's audition to become an undercover agent, incorporating a new identity and being trained to lie convincingly. Set in contemporary Melbourne, the speculative video draws parallels to undercover police units that, starting in the 1960s, infiltrate activist and student protest circles in Western countries, often engaging in romantic relationships, and suppressing social movements. The video draws a parallel to parasitic mimicry, such as the caterpillar that, to get enough food, mimics the pheromones of ants. Once taken into the nest, the large caterpillar can eat ant larvae undisturbed, slowly but surely depleting the colony of its future. This species of caterpillar then pupates into a large blue butterfly.

Image of the film's subject in complete red hue

BLUE ID (84 min)

Burcu Melekoglu, Vuslat Karan

Turkey

Turkish with English Subs

Blue ID follows Rüzgar Erkoçlar, a formerly famous working actor, as he navigates self-realization and acceptance as a trans man in Turkey under media scrutiny. The documentary, created by his friends, initially aimed to provide a resource for trans Turkish people but shifted focus after Rüzgar was outed to the press. The film explores issues of privacy, media pressure, and the journey to change his ID in Turkey from pink to blue.

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Program 9: Underworlds & Animations

FRI 6/28 Fab Lab 1:00PM-2:50PM

Image of main character with prison in background

RADIANT (60 min)

Konrad Kultys

Poland

Polish with English Subs

US Premiere

Sylwia, recently released from prison, is determined to return to the world and win back her first love, Aneta. However, both Aneta's and Sylwia's circumstances make it difficult for the women to be together again.

Black and white geometric animated images

DIARY OF AN ILLNESS (3:57)

Mika Ruskin

No Country Specified

Hebrew with English Subs

The film follows the writings of Jacqueline Kahanoff, a novelist, essayist, and journalist, as she confronts uterine cancer in her later years. It captures her fears of treatment, the isolation of being a patient, and the peculiar beauty amidst agony. Kahanoff, a Jewish Arab from Cairo, believed in coexistence. In the 1960s, she said, “Our best chance for peace and survival may be to transform the Zionist revolution into a Levantine one.” In the 1970s, she argued, “Our legitimacy will be recognized on condition that we accept the reciprocal recognition of the legitimacy of the Palestinians. It is the price to pay for accommodation and eventually, hopefully, reconciliation."

Collage image from the film featuring the filmmaker

MONSTRUOSA, ME PREFIERO (2:19)

Mariana Azcárate

Mexico

Spanish with English Subs

Me prefiero así, monstruosa.

CHOICEES AND CHANGES (8:22)

Miriam Muraca

Italy

“Choices & Changes” is made of 3 short 2D frame by frame animated films, telling brief but important stories about issues of gender equality.

A gross bowl of food with a daed fish in it

FEEDER (2:08)

Laura Iancu

USA

A girl comes home to her cat.

MAURICE'S BAR (15:00)

Tzor Edery and Tom Prezman

France

French with English Subs

In 1942, on a train to nowhere, a former drag queen remembers a night from her past in one of Paris’ first queer bars. Remnants of customer gossip recall this mythic bar and its mysterious Jewish-Algerian owner.

A black and gray illustration of the character Tara

DANCING AMID FIRE, RISING ABOVE RUINS (6:00)

Essmat Sophie

Norway

English and Kurdish with Subs

Tara receives a cherished gift for the New Year—red shoes she adores. The next morning, bombs and conflict intensify, and Tara loses her shoes as her family seeks refuge.

Forty-two years later, Tara, now living in Norway with her daughter, participates in a protest supporting the Iranian women's movement sparked after the death of Mahsa Amini, the 22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian woman who died in police custody in Iran in 2022. Afterward, her daughter picks out the same red shoes Tara lost decades ago.

THE SURROGATE VISTA (4:12)

Helena Papageorgiou

Australia

"The Surrogate Vista" traverses various surreal worlds, blending organic, sci-fi, and bizarre environments. This magical realism journey features synthetic anthropomorphic objects within a dreamlike cosmos. Offering an escape, it immerses viewers in familiar surroundings with fantastical transformations. Everyday objects and scenarios, like dogs and plants, are reimagined in island settings, becoming grand, humorous cartoon-like figures through animation.

TRACE ON MY BODY (3:10)

Yue Hua

China, USA

English Text

A film about the female gaze and self-acceptance. In spring 2023, a physical illness forced me to re-examine my relationship with my body. Scars, spots, skin, hair, even my unflattering voice, everything belongs to my body. Shot with direct animation on 16mm film.

Content warning: Nudity

Surreal images from the film featuring the title character

ETHER OR (8:30 min)

Zander Constien

USA

English

Ether, an anxious nonbinary person navigates the surreal world of the grocery store; they can’t cope with the societal expectations and have a panic attack as they leave the store to cool down in the park.

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Program 10: Hidden Flora

Reception and NM Premiere

FRI 6/28 Bleachers 3:00PM-6:00PM

FESTIVAL RECEPTION (3:00PM-3:50PM)

Join us in celebrating the NM premiere of Hidden Flora with Borderlands nonbinary director Ryan Rox (they/she) and the other filmmakers, media artists, scholars, and more folks contributing to FBA's 2024 festival.

Catered by Alma's Kitchen, traditional Mexican food created with homemade family recipes.

HIDDEN FLORA (93 min) New Mexico Premiere (4:00PM-6:00PM)

Ryan Rox

USA

English with Captions

New Mexico Premiere

Hidden Flora is an inventive, and at times both devastating and whimsical, digital autofiction about Roxii, a nonbinary hopeless romantic reflecting on past relationships and the impact of the circumstances of their sexual formation on their life, body, and journey of self-identification. This film marks Rox's full-length feature debut.

Introduction to film and Welcome: Carrigen Cain, Ph.D. student, and Professor Dae Romero

Q&A Session: With director Ryan Rox and Cast Members, including featured actor, Luca Silver, moderated by Professor Dae Romero and Carrigen Cain with Prof. Ricky Araiza as discussant

Q&A will also be streamed on Zoom and will start around 5:30pm

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