Spotlight PROGRAM
‘Against The Grain’
Sunday, April 21, 4PM, at The Minor Theatre
General Admission for All Programs: $12
Cal Poly Humboldt Students get in free!
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A Bird Called Memory
Dir: Leonardo Martinelli
15:00
BrazilLua's quest to find Memory, a bird that has lost its way, leads her through the streets of a city that can be as unwelcoming as it is vast, highlighting the challenges and beauty of seeking connection in unexpected places.
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Shalal
Dir: Amir Ali Sisipour
15:00
IranIn a world where shadows can be captured and consumed, Mehran and his mother, Ziba, navigate the moral complexities of their unique survival strategy until Mehran's solo endeavor shifts their lives in unforeseen ways.
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Gath & K'iyh: Listen to Heal
Dir: Princess Daazhraii Johnson
7:13
USAThis visual poem dives into a community-led arts project in Alaska, exploring the deep connections between people, their environment, and the urgent need for healing and understanding in the face of climate change.
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Julian Brooks: Snakebite
Dir: Tim Cash, Irie Adina
6:03
USA (local!)A road trip to Humboldt County turns surreal as a couple discovers the layers of local culture, spirituality, and the occult, blurring the lines between reality and the psychedelic.
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¿Qué Es Un Niño? (What is a Boy?)
Dir: Cristian Jesus Vega
5:30
USAA Queer Latino grapples with gender identity amidst the pressures of toxic masculinity, leading to a profound journey of self-discovery and the embrace of true authenticity beyond societal norms.
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What Happened To You
Dir: Alec Goldberg
25:37
USATwo stand-up comedians and childhood friends delve into their shared history of trauma, finding humor, healing, and strength in the face of adversity.
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Turntail
Dir: Wren Kosinski
9:17
USA (local!)An insecure goth, facing a personal crisis, is pushed towards drastic actions in an attempt to fit in and salvage a relationship, exploring themes of identity, acceptance, and the lengths we go to for connection.
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