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Events for September
City Slickers (35mm)
The Art of Music in the Movies Mitch (Billy Crystal), Ed (Bruno Kirby), and Phil (Daniel Stern) are lifelong friends lost in early middle-age.
Ahndraya Parlato: TIME TO KILL
A Camera as Easy as the Pencil: George Eastman’s Goal Achieved
Edward Steichen and the Garden
Over a professional life spanning seven decades, Edward Steichen (1879–1973) established himself as one of the most important figures in the history of photography. What is less known is that for much of that time, Steichen devoted himself to the nurturing of plants and gardens, an activity that sustained him and through which he developed ardently held beliefs regarding the relationship of art, nature, and creativity.
Selections from the Collection
Picturing Equality: The Lambda Network at Kodak
Explore the history of the Lambda Network at Kodak, the company’s LGBTQ employee resource group, and learn how its members influenced inclusivity in corporate workplace settings.
Sherman's March (DCP)
Two by McElwee Winner of the 1987 Sundance Film Festival’s Grand Jury Prize (Documentary), Sherman’s March is a cinéma vérité documentary epic that follows filmmaker Ross McElwee on a quest to explore the devastating effects of General William Tecumseh Sherman’s military campaign across Georgia during the American Civil War.
Ahndraya Parlato: TIME TO KILL
A Camera as Easy as the Pencil: George Eastman’s Goal Achieved
Edward Steichen and the Garden
Over a professional life spanning seven decades, Edward Steichen (1879–1973) established himself as one of the most important figures in the history of photography. What is less known is that for much of that time, Steichen devoted himself to the nurturing of plants and gardens, an activity that sustained him and through which he developed ardently held beliefs regarding the relationship of art, nature, and creativity.
Selections from the Collection
Picturing Equality: The Lambda Network at Kodak
Explore the history of the Lambda Network at Kodak, the company’s LGBTQ employee resource group, and learn how its members influenced inclusivity in corporate workplace settings.
Matinee: Hills of Home (35mm)
Adventures of Lassie Recalling similar nostalgic films such as How Green Was My Valley, the title refers to the Scottish Highlands where Dr. William MacLure (Edmund Gwenn, in his second Lassie film) adopts Lassie in return for services rendered before he learns that she has an unnatural aversion to water.
Remake (DCP)
Two by McElwee Ross McElwee’s films have often been autobiographical and his last film, Photographic Memories, shows the director trying to understand his teenage son, Adrian, by digging into his own past and maturation.
Ahndraya Parlato: TIME TO KILL
A Camera as Easy as the Pencil: George Eastman’s Goal Achieved
Edward Steichen and the Garden
Over a professional life spanning seven decades, Edward Steichen (1879–1973) established himself as one of the most important figures in the history of photography. What is less known is that for much of that time, Steichen devoted himself to the nurturing of plants and gardens, an activity that sustained him and through which he developed ardently held beliefs regarding the relationship of art, nature, and creativity.