Raised/Razed

Virtual Showing
2022 | United States | 58 min | Documentary
Director: Lorenzo Dickerson, Jordy Yager
Producer: Mason Mills, Steve Humble
Raised/Razed is a documentary feature film about the lasting effects of the federally-backed and locally-executed Urban Renewal program, through the lens of Vinegar Hill, a large African American neighborhood in the heart of Charlottesville, Virginia, that for 100 years thrived as the center of business, education, religious, and cultural life, until it — like hundreds of Black communities across America — was destroyed.
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Remnants of Memory

Virtual Showing
2021 | Italy | 25 min | Documentary
Director: Michael Arlen Davis
Producer: Michael Arlen Davis, Jyll Johnstone, Sherry Daniel
Fine Art Photographer Charles Johnstone explores the vivid canals and ancient passageways of Venice, Italy in search of a new book project. A meditation on artistry and craft, “Remnants of Memory” celebrates beauty in the overlooked, anonymous objects we pass every day.
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Rent A Neighbor

In-Person Event: SHOWROOM
2021 | United States | 8 min | Narrative
Director: Jim Morrison
Producer: Stacey Schwitzer
Waylon, a stubborn local who resides in a quaint seaside town is confronted by tourists searching for their short-term rental.
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Rural Runners

In-Person Event: SHOWROOM
2022 | United States | 15 min | Documentary
Director: Forest Woodward, Gnarly Bay
In 2020, Chloe Maxmin, a 28-year-old climate activist, became the youngest woman elected to the state senate in Maine history. Chloe and her campaign manager, Canyon Woodward, rewrote the strategy for progressive success in rural America and won two campaigns in red districts where they were expected to lose. “Rural Runners” follows Chloe and Canyon on the campaign trail alongside Canyon’s burgeoning rise as a champion ultra-distance runner. Their approach rehumanizes our deeply divided political system, offering hope and a path toward a healthier democracy.
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Scotch, Please

Virtual Showing
2022 | Thailand | 11 min | Narrative
Director: Evan Schneider
Producer: Alyson Muzila, Brian J. McDonald
Sinead O’Sullivan has found herself at a place in life where many women just…settle. For Sinead, the status quo is simply not enough. Five kids and a nursing career aren’t enough to stop her from taking a risk on Tinder to see if she still has what it takes. But what transpires on her first date just might keep her closer to home and to fulfilling life’s expectations of her. Or will it?
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Short Life of Trouble: The Legend of G.B. Grayson

From Laurel Bloomery, Tennessee, Gilliam Banmon Grayson (1887-1930) was a blind fiddler from one of the most isolated regions on the East Coast. Largely unknown, he may be one of the most influential musicians in the history of bluegrass and country music. His music has been recorded and performed by world-famous musicians, including Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Doc Watson, Dr. Ralph Stanly, and the Kingston Trio, among many others. Yet, very few people have an inkling of who G.B. Grayson was and what he accomplished in only two years of professional recording.
Virtual Showing
2021 | United States | 39 min | Documentary
Director: E. Kelley St. Germain
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Sleepless in Bandra

Virtual Showing
2022 | India | 60 min | Narrative
Director: Ajinkya Narkar
Producer: Ajinkya Narkar
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Rishi is all set for a walk late at night to clear his mind. He accidentally comes across Shreya, who has dropped her passport. Eventually, they realize that Shreya has to leave, and as Rishi is about to drop Shreya at the airport, his car breaks down. However, Rishi makes sure that Shreya reaches the airport, but soon he realizes a mistake from his end, but it is too late to rectify it as Shreya has already left.
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Song of Salt

In-Person Event: SHOWROOM
2022 | United States | 96 min | Documentary
Director: Emma Baiada, Nicolas Snyder
Producer: Emma Baiada
A microcosm of contemporary American rurality, Trona, California demonstrates the complexities, hardships, and small beauties that are revealed when we look beyond prevailing stereotypes. Oscillating between dramatic stillness and wild freedom, patient observation and intimate immersion, Song of Salt goes on an engaging and dignified exploration of what it means to be both forgotten and free.
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Spin

Virtual Showing
2021 | United States | 16 min | Narrative
Director: Lisa Marie Tedesco
Producer: R.A. Johnson
When the curtain descends on their final performance of Romeo and Juliet in drama club, high school seniors Abigail and Sky bid a fair adieu to the stage they loved while letting their most deepest desires for one another surface at the cast party.
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Stitch, Breathe, Speak: The George Floyd Quilts

In-Person Event: SHOWROOM
2021 | United States | 17 min | Documentary
Director: Chris Owen
Producer: Chris Owen, Jan Sutcliffe
The death of George Floyd galvanized the members of nine New Hampshire churches to stitch his last words, creating 10 incredibly powerful quilts that have served to bring communities together. Three of the quilts made by church members in the Monadnock Region (UCC of Keene, United Church of Jaffrey, and Federated Church of Marlborough) will be on display Friday, September 23, and Saturday, September 24 at the SHOWROOM.
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