Showcasing a collection of recent experimental works by Southeast Asian women filmmakers, Unsettling Landscape focuses on short films and videos that critically engage with questions of land, landscape and the myriad forms of mediation that have been used to capture their image.
Q&A via video with filmmakers and UCLA Associate Professor Jasmine Nadua Trice.

Curated by UCLA Cinema and Media Studies Associate Professor Jasmine Nadua Trice and co-presented by UCLA Center for the Study of Women | Barbra Streisand Center (CSW | Streisand Center)

The UCLA Film and Television Archive and Chicano Studies Research Center present two nights of Raphael Montañez Ortiz’s films, music and video art. Ortiz is a key figure of the 1960s international “Destruction in Art” movement, U.S.-based Guerrilla Theater and Latino art (including as founder of El Museo del Barrio). His extensive media collection — archived at UCLA — includes footage documenting the emergence of performance, installation art and experimental music in New York City. This two-night program surveys the full scope of his media art since the late 1950s.