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Lunchtime Shorts: Gina Haraszti

Monday, October 27th, 2014
12:00 pm
Category
Film Festival
Film Type
Shorts
Cost
$10/$8/$5
Location
The BCA Center
135 Church Street
Burlington, Vermont

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Sponsor: Middlebury College
Lunch provided by Kountry Kart Deli included in price of ticket

Gina Haraszti will be present at the screening.

Gina Haraszti is an acclaimed filmmaker and artist based in Montreal and we are delighted to be hosting her.
Running Order:
ORISON (2014) – World Premiere!
Black-and-white meditation on the tension between scientific knowledge and religious belief. A young scientist, man of reason, searches for his childhood feelings, his forgotten ability to believe, when his rabbi father passes away. Orison is delicate and melancholic piece about and all the hope which shapes a God and the beautiful imperfection of life and its heartbreaking ephemerality in the universe.
WANING (2011)
WANING investigates the questions of memory and death through the use of multiple layers of canted angles in one stationary shot. Layer upon layer builds up as Haraszti delivers the source, and the horror of the opening shot.
Sneak peak of REI (2015)
REI tells the story of a “hikikomori” — an increasingly common phenomenon in Japan and South- Korea that refers to young shut-ins — who gradually loses contact not just with the outside world, but with reality itself. Upcoming talent Amélie Robitaille gives an stunning performance as the young recluse.)
TRISTAN REVEUR (2008)
A mockumentary. This project introduces an identity, that was created in collaboration between strangers on the internet. Tristan Reveur is their common fantasy. Just like himself, his artworks are created by unknown people from all around the world.