
Recent Posts, page 27

KUNG FU PANDA 4
March 1, 2024
Después de que Po es elegido para convertirse en el Líder Espiritual del Valle de la Paz, necesita encontrar y entrenar a un nuevo Guerrero Dragón, mientras que una malvada hechicera planea volver a convocar a todos los villanos maestros que Po ha vencido al reino de los espíritus.
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DUNE: PART TWO (Spanish Language)
February 28, 2024
Explorará el viaje mítico de Paul Atreides mientras se une a Chani y los Fremen en una guerra de venganza contra los conspiradores que destruyeron a su familia. Al enfrentarse a una elección entre el amor de su vida y el destino del universo conocido, se esfuerza por evitar un futuro terrible que solo él puede prever.
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THUS THE NIGHT
February 19, 2024
A collaborative art film by the three-time GRAMMY-nominated musicians of Spektral Quartet, visual artist Antonia Contro, and production company Four/Ten Media, Thus, The Night interweaves sonic and visual impressions of nighttime through a surrealistic lens, illuminating the sensuousness and complexity of our human relationship to darkness. Inspired by composer Henri Dutilleux’s 1976 work for string quartet “Ainsi la Nuit”, the film unfolds metaphorically, its motivic tendrils turning mysterious corners and traversing environments of sound and image according to its own inner evolutionary logic. In Thus, The Night, the interplay and juxtaposition of art objects, musical performance, and physical environments trace unexpected associations and elusive patterns, creating a feeling of heightened sensory perception. At various points along the way, a viewer may find themselves asking: where are we, and how did we emerge here? Like a dream or a memory, nighttime distorts our experience and asks us to question what is real, and what is not as it appears. Magical, strange, and intricate, Thus, The Night is an invitation to enjoy the power of suggestion.
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AMÉLIE (2001)
February 14, 2024
Despite being caught in her imaginative world, Amelie, a young waitress, decides to help people find happiness. Her quest to spread joy leads her on a journey where she finds true love.
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THE DUKHA
January 31, 2024
The Dukha is an informative, yet whimsical short film that depicts one of Mongolia’s last cohorts of nomadic reindeer herders. Via a combination of documentary-style footage and enchanting stop motion, this film illustrates the symbolic significance of the reindeer in Mongolian culture, the ins and outs of reindeer herding and the profound way in which the herding lifestyle facilitates familial connections. —Julia Cieciuch, age 16
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BATSIES
January 31, 2024
Batsies examines two women’s tender relationship with an animal that’s feared and loathed: the bat. We follow the journey of Dr. Weaver and Dr. Fritts as they conduct cutting-edge research throughout rural Texas, where wind turbines pose a new threat to bat populations. Bats save billions of dollars in agriculture costs by consuming insects that feed on crops. But the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in deepened public stigma toward these winged mammals. Through their research efforts, quirky friendship and shared bat obsession, Batsies is a fresh take on saving a creature that’s considered the ultimate outcast.
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PADDLE TRIBAL WATERS
January 31, 2024
Paddle Tribal Waters is a positive way to celebrate the removal of the Klamath dams and support the tribal nations by ensuring their youth have a say in the dam removal. This short film encourages education about the dams while also showing how to enjoy the river’s beauty. —Mateo Bubolo, age 16
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JOJO - A TOAD MUSICAL
January 31, 2024
Jojo is a kid who lives in the city and loves nature, especially toads. He also loves music and writing rap songs. Jojo combines his love of nature and love of music to write fun environmental rap songs about how we need to protect nature. He shares a good tip at the end, so wait for it. —Zoe Cooper, age 11
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NOT THE SCIENCE TYPE: GITANJALI
January 31, 2024
Gitanjali was only 4 years old when she got a science kit and started creating inventions. By now, she has made 11 innovations, including one to address the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Although she has already done more good in her life than most adults, she is far from finished on her journey to help the world. —Joe Galbo, age 17
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