Screening
On Wednesday, November 18th at 7:30pm, FMC filmmaker-member, Advisory Board member, and guest curator Devon Narine-Singh presents a program of avant-garde films exploring grief.
Grief doesn't hold still. It lingers, it elevates, it echoes so we hear it today. In an ongoing exploration of the fragility of time and cinema, curator Devon Narine-Singh towards the notion of grief as both filmic memory and material catharsis.
(Image: Still from Jim Hubbard's Elegy in the Streets, 1989).
Program:
Elegy in the Streets by Jim Hubbard (1989, 16mm, color, silent, 30 minutes)
Black & White Study by Peter Cramer (1990, 16mm, B&W, silent, 8 minutes)
Noli me tangere by Mahda Purmehdi (2025, digital, color, silent, 5 minutes)
Total Run Time: 43 minutes.