Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Day 5: AMANCIO: TWO FACES ON A TOMBSTONE

ImageOut has never been afraid of "heavier films". Ultimately, Amancio is a hopeful (and true) story of connection, communication, and the quest for justice for so many people without public voices. I hope lots of you can make it over to RIT for this one.

NOTE: the short films The Saint and Lot's Wife screened as part of this program.

9 comments:

Stefan said...

I wish I could. Unfortunately I can't make it back to ImageOut until Thursday. :(

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I didn't understand THE SAINT at all.

Michael G said...
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Anonymous said...

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I am grateful we have Crime Victims Association in Rochester.

Anonymous said...

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I like documentaries - I like to learn about the movement, struggles ... Please do more like this.

Anonymous said...

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I wish I could talk about LOT'S WIFE but I wasn't wearing my glasses and the subtitles were too small.

Anonymous said...

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Thank you!! Great choice.

Anonymous said...

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Always great to have ASL interpreters!

Anonymous said...

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Turkish is great. We have a sizeable group of Turkish in Rochester. Too bad there wasn't a feature in Turkish. Maybe next year.