Wednesday, May 5
- 7:00pmHomeroomT/F stalwart Nicks, a master of observational filmmaking, completes his "Oakland Trilogy" with this inspiring journey into a local high school – shot during the tumultuous 2019/2020 school year. From activism to lockdown, here is proof positive that the kids are all right.
- 7:30pmFaya DayiA euphoric excursion into the highlands of Harar, Ethiopia, where chewing and trading the flowering plant khat are daily rituals – and two boys dream of a better life.
- 8:20pmSummer of Soul (...Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)Exuberant, uplifting, and brimming with joy, this document of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival manages to be much more than a music film.
- 8:20pmShorts: Coyote 77Sly experiments in modern meaning and manifestation. [Teleported T/F]
- 8:30pmFrom the Wild SeaIn the briny air of the north Atlantic, marine animal rescue teams mediate the clash of humans and nature. Through a calm, dispassionate lens we witness the cleaning of sea birds, tonal honks of seals, mock whale rescues, and more. Preceeded by "Fire Season" (dir. Quinn Else; 7 min.) [Teleported T/F]
- 8:30pmHomeroomT/F stalwart Nicks, a master of observational filmmaking, completes his "Oakland Trilogy" with this inspiring journey into a local high school – shot during the tumultuous 2019/2020 school year. From activism to lockdown, here is proof positive that the kids are all right.
- 8:40pmThis Rain Will Never StopExquisitely framed in black and white, this emotionally arresting tale of dislocation follows Andriy Suleyman, who flees the war in Syria – only to find himself on the frontlines of another conflict in Ukraine. [Teleported T/F]
- 10:30pmShorts: Sturgeon 73Entrancing meditations on place, identity, and rituals. [Teleported T/F]
Only Wednesday, May 5 of the 2021 schedule was preserved.