films
Bury Your Mother
This is a haunting, non-linear narrative depicting a psychological engagement between a mother and her daughter. Through experimental techniques, the audience glimpses the everyday actions and inactions of these two women, who seem physically confined to their house. Conversations between them are f... more >> |
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Carmen & Geoffery
Filmed over three years in New York, Texas, Trinidad, and Paris, Carmen & Geoffrey is an affectionate and enamoring portrayal of dance icons Carmen de Lavallade and Geoffrey Holder, who met and wed in 1954. Ever since, Holder (from Trinidad) and de Lavallade (from New Orleans) have been dancers, act... more >> |
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Che Part 1
The two films that make up this biopic are portraits of Che in his most iconic role—guerrilla—engaged in armed, revolutionary struggle in two markedly different settings. Che: Part One is the story of Che’s role in the Cuban Revolution, beginning with his landing in southern Cuba at the end of 1957 ... more >> |
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Che Part 2
From almost the beginning of this film, documenting Che Guevara’s fatally misbegotten attempt to foment Marxist revolution in Bolivia, there is a quiet sense of doomed fate. Having severed formal ties with Cuba, Che finds himself incognito in the forested mountains of Bolivia, leading a small guerri... more >> |
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filmmakers
| Kalup Linzy |
 Kalup Linzy is a graduate of the MFA program at the University of South Florida, and was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2007. He is a performance artist and filmmaker who generally performs in drag, but he's a post-camp artist. While his videos -a take-off on the soap operas he watched as a chil... more >> |
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