An evening of political and social satire. A colorful and grotesque multi-media array, a high energy puppetry romp including:, dancing, bufoonery, and live audio-visual accompaniment by Professor Devon Angus! A virtuoso of guitar, fiddle, and musical saw he impressivly covers slavic folk, to sea shanties, to rock, and back again. Tonight’s program includes the Orwellian “Ok, Robota”, the topical “War” and “Mephistopheles Possessed”- a medaeval cyberpunk drama about lonely appliances, internet servicemen and pragmatic devils.
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STAR: paintings by Kim Miskowicz
Vermillion spreads and saturates lands of uplifts and depressions. Here is a hidden place that is a challenge to the traveler with surprising developments in an uneasy scenic beauty.
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NoisePop
WORLD PREMIERE! On the run from a
$45,000 debt, Texas-born, San
Francisco-based video artist Amalia has returned home to San Antonio. When
selling folk art door-to-door doesn’t work out, she turns her artistic
sights on the Chicano punk band rehearsing across the street. She wants to
make a documentary about them; they just want a music video. What follows is
a delectable blend of indie rock, Mexican American culture, kidnapping plots
and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Dir. Jim Mendiola, USA 2003, 83 min.Preceded by:
ALL THIS WAY
Touring through the Southwest in a beat-up van, Rose is forced to make some
difficult decisions about her band, her music and her future. Although it’s
set in Arizona, much of this locally produced short was shot at the Make Out
Room. Dir. Alexandra Lacey, USA 2002, 23 min.