“This ethereal experimental documentary by Sky Hopinka is an essential portrait of contemporary Indigenous life.” - New York Times maɬni (pronounced moth-nee) - towards the ocean, towards the shore is one of the most significant recent ventures in Native North American filmmaking, recognized by the MacArthur Foundation as a vital work that speaks to ongoing […]
Join us on July 7 for First Friday at the Institute of the Arts and Sciences (100 Panetta Ave). Enjoy an after-hours viewing of Sadie Barnette: Family Business, Carolina Caycedo and David de Rozas: The Blessings of the Mystery, and a series of films featuring the work of Caycedo and de Rozas in the Galleries’ screening room. Admission to the Institute […]
Between Descendants and Ancestors: Indigenous Stories for a Future is a two-part series of contemporary short films and animation by Indigenous artists residing on Turtle Island. The stories in this series ponder Native time and Indigenous history in relation to land, settler colonialism, and futurity. While some of these films could be categorized as “science […]
Join us for a free preview of a new film about Adelanto, the biggest immigration detention center in California, and its impacts at the Landmark’s Del Mar Theatre on February 20. The public is invited to view Ghosts of Adelanto & The Rise of Abolish Ice, a documentary film providing a close look into the lives […]
