Psycho-Geographies

A bindle of cinematographic essays that are distinguished by authentic insight and perception: An increasingly mobile cinema practice has encouraged this quintessentially contemporary subgenre of personal cinema in which the subject navigates her own sense of belonging/displacement, through a meditation on landscape Among tonight’s film-pilgrimages are Bill Brown’s The Other Side, on the Mexican–U.S. frontier, Roger Beebe’s S A V E, on the melancholia of the abandoned gas station, Angela Reginato’s Mexico City symphony To Disappear, Dolissa Medina’s 19: Victoria, Texas, Katherin McGinnis’ San Quentin 94964, and Morgan Currie’s Tales from the Vertical City. PLUS a sneak preview of Vanessa Renwick’s latest project.
DOUBLE HEADER!! At 9:30 we’ll unspool the sprawling saga of Bill Daniel’s Bozo Texino, the rough-hewn, rough-and-ready ramble on empty railcars in search of the grandpa of train graffiti. NOTE: 1st show, 8pm; 2nd, 9:30pm. $5 for one; $7 for both.