The following film has a strong Michigan focus because the subject is the Ojibway community in northern Michigan. Vdrome is an international organization that makes experimental and non-traditional films available so that it's great to learn that it picked one about a group in our state.


As it says below, the film will be available only until April 2 though sometimes Vdrome adds a few days.


Bob


Robert P. Holley

Professor Emeritus, Wayne State University

13303 Borgman Avenue

Huntington Woods, MI  48070-1005

email: aa3805@wayne.edu

phone: 248-547-0306




From: Vdrome <screening@vdrome.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2019 1:08 PM
To: Robert P. Holley
Subject: Vdrome #160: INAATE/SE/ by Adam Khalil & Zack Khalil
 
Vdrome #160
20 March—2 April 2019

Adam Khalil & Zack Khalil
INAATE/SE/
Introduced by Suzy Halajian
Adam Khalil and Zack Khalil’s film, INAATE/SE/ [it shines a certain way. to a certain place/it flies. falls./], combines documentary, narrative, and experimental forms to delve into an ancient Ojibway prophecy and its communal resonances. As the prophecy presents both a record of the past and a foretelling of what is to come, the collaborative work imagines new indigenous futures, looking simultaneously backward and forward. In parallel, the film critiques institutional archives and the consumption of indigenous culture by outside audiences.
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