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  1. Mysterious Symbols: Rienzi’s “Masonic Punch Bowl”

    Sep 27, 2018 - —“To a Fly, Taken out of a Punch Bowl” by Peter Pindar, 1792 With mysterious symbols and a history that spans centuries and continents, this Masonic Punch Bowl tells many stories. Punch became a popular drink in England, and as Henry Fielding wrote in The Life of Mr Jonathan Wild the Great, “If we must drink, let us have a bowl of punch—a liquor I rather prefer, as it is nowhere spoken against in Scripture A Craze for Punch “Punch” comes from a Hindi word for the number five, reflecting the number of major ingredients: alcohol, sugar, citrus, spices, and water.

  2. The Body Is Water

    a curious dog. Followed by a Q&A with director Vicky Wight and dancer Eric Best    Al (Isiah Whitlock Jr., The Wire) disappears from his home with his wife (Oscar nominee Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, King Richard) and journeys to a small village on the West coast of Ireland to grieve a major loss in his life.

  3. Mediterranean Fever

    In her second feature, set in Haifa, Maha Haj creates a genre mash-up of a buddy comedy and a crime story. Family man Waleed dreams of being a successful novelist but suffers from writer’s block. “A sly, charming story of friendship and personal crisis told with a melancholic wit reminiscent of The Sopranos.” woman who hides him in a bathroom to save him from arrest.

  4. The Watermelon Woman

    A fledgling filmmaker, played by Dunye herself, sets out to make a documentary about Faith Richardson, a lost cinematic ancestor glimpsed in 1930s race films. An investigation into film history that doubles as a romantic comedy, The Watermelon Woman is a dazzlingly inventive landmark of the New Queer Cinema and the first U.S. feature directed by Cheryl Dunye. A live Zoom Q&A with filmmaker Cheryl Dunye follows the screening. Preserved by the UCLA Film & Television Archive with funding provided by 13th Gen, Outfest, the Andrew J. Kuehn Jr.

  5. Virtual Cinema | Houston Jewish Film Festival | February 28–March 11

    Feb 17, 2021 - Unique and compelling, it's a story about having the courage to live one’s dreams and find meaning in life at any age. Your ticket includes a live musical performance and Q&A following the movie! MFAH audiences may recall meeting his daughter, Catherine Wyler, in November 2019 when she presented a Veterans Day screening of The Memphis Belle: The Story of a Flying Fortress, a 1944 documentary about B-17 bomber pilots. A sensation at Israel’s Ophir Awards, the film was named Best Picture. Shira Haas (from Netflix’s Unorthodox, a Golden Globe nominee) plays the daughter.

  6. Virtual Cinema | See Critically Acclaimed Films This Winter

    Dec 7, 2020 - Song without a Name, a moving feature from a first-time female director, is Peru’s submission to the Oscars for Best International Film. Filmed in shimmering 16mm, Ghost Tropic follows a woman traversing Brussels over the course of one night, revealing the very human side of a modern metropolis. The epic Martin Eden, based on a Jack London novel, is Italy’s winner in the David di Donatello Awards for Best Picture and a nominee in New York City’s Gotham Awards.

  7. Movie Night with MFAH Films “Sorry We Missed You”

    Mar 30, 2020 - To work his way out of the mountain of debt the family has amassed, Ricky gets a job as a package courier. But the new venture forces his wife, Abby, a home attendant, to sell her car so Ricky can purchase a van. —Owen Gleiberman, Variety A Resonant Chord Especially now, in a time when it seems everybody is feeling the need to work even when their health is on the line, the film strikes a tremendously resonant chord with its socially Some stability; a steady income, of course; more time would be a dream. Really, though, the most precious thing they have is each other. But there’s no time for that because then there’d be no money.

  8. The Characters of Kenwood: Kitty Fisher

    Aug 30, 2012 - The scene also might allude to the rumor that Fisher once ate a banknote on a piece of bread in exchange for a sum of money. In his 1759 portrait Kitty Fisher as "Cleopatra" Dissolving the Pearl, Reynolds depicts a scene that recalls an ancient legend: at a magnificent banquet held in Alexandria to impress Mark Antony, Cleopatra pulled a giant pearl Although she worked as a milliner growing up, she was introduced to the London high life by Lieutenant General Anthony George Martin, and she maintained a regular spot in the social spotlight thanks to her well-known affairs with

  9. Charcoal (Carvão)

    In the Brazilian countryside, a rural family living beside a charcoal factory accepts a proposal to host a mysterious foreign guest, a highly wanted drug lord. The household must keep up appearances of a normal routine. Carolina Markowicz’s accomplished debut feature—with an outstanding ensemble cast featuring Argentine actor César Bordón, Maeve Jinkings, and Rômulo Braga—is a captivating thriller, with poignant humor, and biting social commentary

  10. Clear & Refresh Your Creative Mind with “Breath: The Pulse of the Universe”

    Mar 10, 2016 - You can also designate a quiet space in your house or office. Sit with a lifted spine, legs crossed on the floor; lie on your back; or sit in a chair with both of your feet on the floor. Pam Johnson First, attendees see a dramatic short film. Next, a troupe moves with mesmerizing precision to a very audible ujjayi breath as the dancers demonstrate balance, slow motion, and coordination. This becomes a 6/3/6/3 ratio. Keenly listen to the sound of your breath to see if it is long, smooth, and even. Do this ratio 6 times to begin. If you feel relaxed you can do a few more rounds.