Past Events
- Fri, Mar 19Virtual Cinema
- Fri, Mar 19Virtual CinemaMar 19, 12:00 AM EDT – Apr 09, 12:00 AM EDTVirtual CinemaWhether harvesting medicinal herbs, smoking a Sonoran toad’s psychedelic venom, or cultivating unsettling acts of eco-terrorism, Sundog’s way of life raises provocative questions about humanity’s relation to the environment – and to itself – amidst the specter of global collapse.
- Fri, Mar 12Virtual CinemaMar 12, 12:01 AM – Apr 01, 12:00 AMVirtual CinemaIn this meta-theatrical film about love in the 21st century, four young queer artists in NYC struggle to maintain the tenderness and warmth of their proto-utopian community against the outside world as their lives curiously merge with the 1980s German novel So Schön by Ronald M. Schernikau
- Fri, Mar 12Virtual CinemaMar 12, 12:00 AM – Apr 02, 11:59 PMVirtual CinemaA beguiling postmodern collage of Black activism and art shot in vibrant color on 16mm. Ephraim Asili's debut explores the formation, growth, and tensions of a shared Black space for socialist thought and creativity using a political pop aesthetic that recalls Jean-Luc Godard in the late 1960's.
- Mon, Mar 08Virtual TheaterMar 08, 12:00 AM – Mar 31, 11:59 PMVirtual TheaterJoin us on International Women's Day, March 8th for English Vinglish: a gently impactful story of a woman’s awakening of self empowerment. Presented by Vidhi Salla, host of the international radio program: Vidhi's Bollywood Jukebox. RSVP to join the Post-Film discussion March 13th, 11am-12pm (EST).
- Fri, Mar 05Virtual CinemaMar 05, 12:00 AM – Mar 26, 4:00 AMVirtual CinemaBetween the opening sequence, a man in red speedos conducting an outdoor orchestra, and the triple-meta denouement, this whip-smart French comedy disregards audience expectations, the fourth wall, and the laws of time and space. You’ll never look at a protractor or an oyster the same way again.
- Fri, Mar 05Virtual CinemaMar 05, 12:00 AM – Mar 26, 11:59 PMVirtual CinemaSet in a near-future when commercial space travel has begun, this speculative documentary combines observational footage with virtual reality to create a lyrical meditation on progress, history, and how we navigate a sense of loss within ourselves and a changing world.
- Fri, Jan 29Virtual CinemaJan 29, 12:00 AM – Feb 12, 11:59 PMVirtual CinemaFrank Beauvais’s intimate essay film assembles excerpts from the 400-plus films the French director watched over a four-month period of seclusion. The resulting montage reframes otherwise incidental images into an indelible and immensely moving reflection on life, love, and loss.
- Fri, Jan 29Epsilon Spires Virtual Cinema
- Fri, Jan 29Virtual CinemaJan 29, 12:00 AM – Feb 12, 11:59 PMVirtual CinemaWinner at Venice Film Festival and Ukraine's official selection for the 2021 Oscars. Set in 2025, Sergiy, a former soldier meets Katya while on a mission dedicated to exhuming the past. Together, they try to return to some sort of normal life in which they are allowed to fall in love again.
- Fri, Jan 08Virtual CinemaJan 08, 12:00 AM – Jan 14, 11:59 PMVirtual CinemaCan art and design change the world for the better? How does immigration fuel American culture? This documentary explores the role of design and culture in civic life through the inspiring philosophy and artworks of László Moholy-Nagy. RSVP for link to join a Filmmaker Q&A, 8pm, Wednesday, Jan.13th.
- Sat, Dec 26Epsilon Spires Virtual CinemaDec 26, 2020, 7:00 PM – Jan 16, 2021, 11:59 PMEpsilon Spires Virtual CinemaJoin us for Mughal-e-Azam (1960) The Indian grand epic that has all the great music and dazzling costumes that have become a hallmark of the genre. Presented by Vidhi Salla host of the radio program, Vidhi's Bollywood Jukebox. Online Film Discussion will be 8pm (EST) on Saturday, January 2nd.
- Thu, Dec 17Epsilon Spires, Virtual CinemaDec 17, 2020, 3:02 PM – Jan 03, 2021, 12:00 AMEpsilon Spires, Virtual CinemaWhat better to end 2020 then to enjoy a savagely funny and avant-garde Canadian political-history satire with a hallucinatory aesthetic that is equal parts German Expressionism, Monty Python, Guy Maddin, Kids in the Hall, and state-sponsored propaganda?
- Sun, Dec 13Online WorkshopDec 13, 2020, 7:00 PMOnline WorkshopSound healer Lavender Suarez guides you with gentle breathing and movement meditations combined with expressive writing and drawing prompt exercises to facilitate a reflective therapeutic experience. Based on principles of art therapy, this online class is for anyone, artists and non-artists alike.
- Thu, Dec 10Epsilon Spires Virtual Theatre
- Fri, Nov 27Epsilon Spires Virtual Theatre
- Mon, Nov 23Epsilon Spires Virtual CinemaNov 23, 2020, 7:00 PM – Dec 14, 2020, 11:59 PMEpsilon Spires Virtual CinemaWhen artist Maleonn realizes that his father suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, he creates “Papa’s Time Machine,” a wondrous time-travel adventure performed on stage with life-size mechanical puppets. Through creation he finds grace and unexpected joy in this moving meditation on the circle of life.
- Fri, Nov 20Epsilon Spires Virtual CinemaNov 20, 2020, 5:00 PM – Dec 20, 2020, 11:59 PMEpsilon Spires Virtual CinemaA fluorescent sci-fi critique of today’s right-wing led Brazil, Divino Amor is a bold, sexy and satirically witty take on a near-future full of fundamentalist Christian dance parties, devotional bureaucracy, ritualistic orgies, marriage therapy cults and drive-thru confessionals.