Princeton University

Monday - Thursday, the screenings will be held at Frist Campus Center 301.  Free tickets are available at the Frist Ticket Office on the 100-level across from the Welcome Desk.

Friday and Sunday, the films will be screened at Princeton Public Library in the Community Room.  Tickets are not required for the Princeton Public Library screenings.

Monday October 1 // Frist 301

7.00pm - Fotografías (“Photographs”)

Andrés Di Tella (Argentina, 2007, 105 min)

Introduced by Prof. Pedro Meira Monteiro, Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Followed by discussion with Andrés di Tella.

 

Tuesday October 2 // Frist 301

4.30pm - Our Brand is Crisis

Rachel Boynton (USA, 2005, 87 min)

 

7.00pm - Cocalero

Alejandro Landes (Bolivia-Ecuador-Argentina, 2007, 86 min)

Introduction TBA. Followed by discussion with Alejandro Landes. 

 

Wednesday October 3 // Frist 301

7.00pm - El telón de azúcar (“The Sugar Curtain”)

Camila Guzmán (France-Cuba, 2006, 80 min)

Introduced by Dylon Robbins, Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Followed by discussion with Dylon Robbins.

 

¡Hasta la victoria siempre!

Santiago Alvarez (Cuba, 1967, 19 min.)

 

Thursday October 4 // Frist 301

7.00pm - Santiago

João Moreira Salles (Brasil, 2007, 80 min)

Introduced by Prof. João Biehl, Department of Anthropolgy.  Followed by discussion with João Moreira Salles.

 

Friday October 5 // Chancellor Green 105

12.30-2pm

Lunch round table discussion with guest filmmakers, faculty and students.

RSVP - Silvana Bishop (silvanab@princeton.edu)

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Films to be replayed during the weekend at Princeton Public Library

Friday October 5 // Princeton Public Library

 3:30 pm: Santiago

 7:00 pm: Fotografías

Sunday October 7 // Princeton Public Library

 1:30 pm:  El telón de azúcar

 3:30 pm: Our Brand is Crisis

 5:30 pm: Cocalero