The UVM Film Series is a membership-based program in partnership with the UVM’s Lane Series, Film andTelevision Studies, and Fleming Museum of Art. Join fellow film-lovers for screenings, stimulating discussions, and special guest speakers throughout the year.

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The Fountain (Darren Aronofsky, 2006)

The Fountain (Darren Aronofsky, 2006)

2012-13 Season:
The Body In Film

In the films presented this season, we will consider such topics as: How do we see our bodies in relation to our planet (in The Fountain)? What role does a face play in creating identity (in Seconds)? How does dance both unite and alienate us from our bodies and cultures (in Dancing Across Borders)? And how do sports, race, and politics converge in our bodies (in Ali)? Join film lovers, UVM students, and UVM Professor Hilary Neroni in a journey of discovery as we explore the body in film.


FILMS & ACTIVITIES
 A UVM Film and Television Studies faculty member will introduce the director and formal aspects of each film in a 30-minute lecture, and lead a post-screening Q + A for the audience. The UVM Film Series will take place at the Billings Lecture Hall Auditorium. See below for directions and parking information.

The Fountain (Darren Aronofsky, 2006)
January 24 / Pre-film Lecture 6 PM / Film Screening 6:45 PM

Seconds (John Frankenheimer, 1966)
February 21 / Pre-film Lecture 6 PM / Film Screening 6:45 PM

Dancing Across Borders (Anne Bass, 2010)
March 21 / Pre-film Lecture 6 PM / Film Screening 6:45 PM

Ali (Michael Mann, 2001)
April 18 / Pre-film Lecture 6 PM / Film Screening 6:45 PM

Memberships are just $25.00, and include all 4 films and activities.
To become a member, click here or call us at 802-656-4455

Single tickets are available for $10 Adult / $4 Student at the door on the night of the film.

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