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Austin, TX 78723

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AFS Documentary Tour

STRANDED: I’VE COME FROM A PLANE THAT CRASHED ON THE MOUNTAINS

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Wednesday, January 14 - 7pm
Forget all the sensationalist headlines of the tabloids. This is the real story of the survivors of the 1972 Andes plane crash -- a tale of heroism, solidarity, dignity, and friendship transcending death.
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IN A DREAM

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Wednesday, December 17 - 7pm

Artist Isaiah Zagar has created thousands of square feet of beautifully challenging mosaic murals all over Philadelphia, but the broken shards of mirrors often reflect the difficulties of his marriage and the chaos in his mind.

 


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ELECTION DAY

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Wednesday, November 12 - 7pm
“Forget the pie charts, color-coded maps and hyperventilating pundits. What's the street-level experience of voters in today's America?”
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CAN MR SMITH GET TO WASHINGTON ANYMORE?

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Wednesday, October 15 - 7pm
Documentary filmmaker Frank Popper hopes that his film “shows voters in a very personal and concrete way how the system for electing candidates to public office is broken, but that it is fixable.”
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PLEASE VOTE FOR ME

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Wednesday, September 17 - 7pm
A charming and enlightening examination of small steps taken toward democracy in a Chinese 3rd-grade classroom.

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WEAVING WORLDS

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Wednesday, July 9 - 7pm
An exploration of the intricate relationships between Navajo rug weavers and reservation traders, Bennie Klain's insightful documentary reveals the delicate balance between maintaining cultural traditions, economic survival, and the artistic validation sought by many weavers.
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THE BALLAD OF ESEQUIEL HERNANDEZ

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Wednesday, June 11 - 7pm - SOLD OUT
In 1997, U.S. Marines patrolling the Texas-Mexico border as part of the War on Drugs shot and killed Esequiel Hernández Jr. Mistaken for a drug runner, the 18-year-old was, in fact, a U.S. citizen tending his family's goats with a .22 rifle.
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UT Documentary Showcase

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Wednesday, May 14 - 7pm
Three short films from the University of Texas at Austin's graduate program in documentary film. Catch these up-and-coming filmmakers as they present two stories from Mexico, and one from North African immigrants living in France.
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FLYING: CONFESSIONS OF A FREE WOMAN, Parts 5 & 6

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Wednesday, April 9 - 7pm
Parts 5 and 6 of an engrossing six-hour journey with reknowned filmmaker Jennifer Fox as she tries to decide between the men in her life while seeking advice and thoughts from her women friends in seventeen countries around the globe.

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FLYING: CONFESSIONS OF A FREE WOMAN, Parts 3 & 4

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Tuesday, April 8 - 7pm
Parts 3 and 4 of the engrossing six-hour journey with reknowned filmmaker Jennifer Fox who tries to decide between the men in her life while seeking advice and thoughts from her women friends in seventeen countries around the globe.
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TFPF Alumni receive grants from Latino Public Broadcasting

Latino Public Broadcasting, celebrating its tenth year of funding media for and about U.S. Latinos,

IFC Short Film Showcase for December (Time Warner Cable 774)

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Scott Stark Video Projection/Installation at Co-Lab 13 December

Austin experimental filmmaker Scott S

Zombie Girl at Slamdance

More good Park City news for another TFPF grantee -

Over the Hills and Far Away in Sundance

Great news for two-time TFPF recipient Michel O. Scott