An Afternoon with Don Hertzfeldt
The Carsey-Wolf Center is pleased to welcome UCSB alumnus Don Hertzfeldt back to the Pollock Theater for a screening and
Pollock Theater
The Wind and the Reckoning
Set in the aftermath of the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom by US land barons and militiamen, The Wind and
Storytelling for the Screen: The Citizen
Inspired by true events, Sam Kadi’s award-winning feature debut The Citizen (2013) provides a gripping commentary on the sociopolitical landscape of the United
Revisiting the Classics: “Schmigadoon!”
Three years on from their romantic meet-cute, things have become monotonous for New York doctors Melissa (Cecily Strong) and Josh
CWC Global Film Screening: Noorie
Directed and produced by Manmohan Krishna and Yash Chopra, Noorie (1979) is a love story set in the Bhadarwah valleys of pre-insurgency Kashmir.
Film Screening: Revisiting the Classics: “Pinocchio”
Italian filmmaker Matteo Garrone’s adaptation of Pinocchio offers a dark and unsettling retelling of the classic tale. Set in poverty-stricken rural Italy
Short Film Screenings: to become the sky: An Evening with Jess X. Snow
The Carsey-Wolf Center, the Center for Feminist Futures, and the Department of Asian American Studies are pleased to welcome filmmaker
Revisiting the Classics: Trouble in Paradise
A witty and sophisticated classic of pre-Code Hollywood cinema, Ernst Lubitsch’s Trouble in Paradise follows gentleman thief Gaston Monescu (Herbert Marshall) and
CWC Docs: !Women Art Revolution
Comprised of four decades’ worth of interviews and gleaned from over two hundred hours of footage, Lynn Hershman Leeson’s !Women Art
CWC Docs: The Disappearance of Shere Hite
Whatever happened to Shere Hite? The feminist writer and researcher made significant waves in the 1970s for her groundbreaking research
