Film screening at the National School of Film Arts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico on August 13th. Filmclub Frozen Revolution. Program: Political Resonances.

Venue: Sala Manuel González Casanova.

Screening of films: Warm Broth (1988), Green (1988), Untitled (1987), Rolls and Stumbles with Cherries in the Middle (1991-1996).

They are presented by Byron Davies and curated by Lumia Lightsmith and Byron Davies.

Since its inception in 1978, the Millennium Film Journal has aspired to provide a space for writers and artists to document and discuss the ever-evolving field of artists' moving image. With its consistent focus on contemporary media, the MFJ is a primary source record of the last 45+ years of the field. Keenly aware of the disconnect between reading about and watching film, the MFJ is always on the lookout for ways to bridge the gap.

No Name Cinema presents
the films and videos of Dominick Rivers

Small gauge film and video by NNC's inaugural artist-in-residence,
with opening shorts on 16mm from NNC's film library

Gariné Torossian’s films have often been framed around diaspora, memory, and the search for identity, articulating these themes through found and heavily distressed footage, direct-to-the-film-strip lacerated collage, interruptions of photographic negative, and the reworking of rhythms through an optical printer. Born in Beirut in 1970 to an Armenian family, Torossian moved to Canada in 1979.