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At Aubin Pictures, hope is something we make together. It takes shape project by project in the stories we tell and in the community that keeps telling them. This month, see what we’ve been making, watching, and fighting for: upcoming screenings of PAINT ME A ROAD OUT OF HERE and MEANWHILE, new collaborations that move us, and staff picks that recharge the spirit. Because justice has no final cut. — Catherine Gund |
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“...a story that feels like a thriller as well as a metaphor for the way societies treat incarcerated people.” - The New York Times
“....hope in a situation that’s meant to shut hope out.” - The New Yorker |
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Women Building Up 401 State Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 November 15, 6:00pm
Q&A with Catherine Gund director Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter film participant, executive producer Leah Faria film participant, community activist Moderated by Susan Shah |
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Jack Shainman Gallery 46 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013 November 20, 6:30pm
Special Screening during Faith Ringgold exhibition
Hosted by Judith Helfand Q&A with Catherine Gund director Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter film participant, executive producer moderated by Lisa Cortés
Reception to Follow |
Ford Foundation 320 E 43rd St, New York, NY 10017 December 1, 5:30pm
Hosted by Lesli Klainberg Q&A with Catherine Gund director Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter film participant, executive producer Rujeko Hockley film participant, curator Moderated by Joslyn Barnes |
Laemmle's Culture Vulture Series CLAREMONT 5 - 450 West 2nd Street, Claremont, CA 91711 MONICA FILM CENTER - 1332 2nd Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401 NEWHALL - 22500 Lyons Ave, Santa Clarita, CA 91321 GLENDALE - 207 N. Maryland Ave., Glendale, CA 91206 TOWN CENTER 5 - 17200 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA 91316 November 29-30, 10am December 1, 7pm
Screening at all locations at all times |
ARRAY December 3, 5:00pm
Q&A with Catherine Gund director Ashley Blakeney executive director Crenshaw Dairy Mart Susan Burton founder of A New Way of Life
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Park City Film 1255 Park Avenue, Park City, UT, 84060 November 21-22, 7pm November 23, 6pm
Post-film discussion on November 22 with Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter film participant, executive producer |
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Philadelphia at the Fitler Club with Mural Arts Philadelphia |
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Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter & Geoffrey Gund |
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Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter & Tammy Dowley-Blackman |
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San Francisco at The Roxie Theater |
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Nigel Poor, Earlonne Woods, Gina Dent, Catherine Gund & Kelly Duane de la Vega |
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Manuelita Antonio, Gloriana Mejia Gund & Catherine Gund |
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Catherine Gund and her former Academy Gold mentee Kiara Dunbar |
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Sianey Montes de Oca & Catherine Gund |
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Catherine Gund & Mari Keiko Gonzalez |
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New York at the Silver Art Projects |
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Catherine Gund & Natalie Marcrum |
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Catherine Gund & Kimmah Dennis |
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“This is, indeed, poetry.” - The New York Times
“A gorgeous, quietly energetic, and moving meditation..” - The New Yorker |
Tribeca Screening Room 375 Greenwich St #2, New York, NY 10013 November 24, 7:00pm Q&A with Hosted by Lucila Moctezuma Q&A with Catherine Gund director Jacqueline Woodson writer Moderated by Samantha Bergeson |
Wilshire Screening Room 8670 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 115, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 December 4, 7:00pm
Q&A with Catherine Gund director Xaviera Simmons artist |
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Watch the MEANWHILE Trailer |
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That Night | Hoda Sobhani | DOCNYC |
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That Night depicts one woman's story of surviving a fire in Tehran's Evin prison and expands the conversation on incarceration beyond the borders of the United States.
Produced in association with Aubin Pictures |
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DOCNYC | IFC Center 323 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014 November 14, 4:15pm Q&A with Hoda Sobhani director |
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Truth Is Power: Rewriting the Narrative on Domestic Violence | Tanya Selvaratnam | TEDxBerlin |
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Inseparable and Monuments to Motherhood |friend of Aubin, Molly Gochman | Wassaic Project |
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These new works will remain as long-term installations on the grounds of Wassaic Project in Wassaic, NY |
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Halim Flowers | District Gallery | Shaker Heights, OH Gallery up until the end of November |
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Crenshaw Dairy Mart in Fortunately |
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"Healing through Crenshaw Dairy Mart’s abolitionist pods" |
Read the outstanding interview with Ashley Blakeney and alexandre ali reza dorriz in conversation with Romi Morrison about the founding of Crenshaw Dairy Mart and the importance of third spaces for abolitionist work.
Aubin was honored to partner with the Crenshaw Dairy Mart and the Getty for the Los Angels' premiere of PAINT ME A ROAD OUT OF HERE. |
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Vaginal Davis Magnificent Product at MOMA PS1
Check out this major exhibition of Vaginal Davis, spanning five decades of her practice as a performer, visual artist, author, filmmaker, musician, educator, self-proclaimed “Blacktress,” and countercultural icon. |
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The Cohort NYC Film Lab
Jett is participating in the Cohort's first two-week film challenge that gathers around 40 filmmakers from all over NY, gives them one theme, and separates them into genres to make a 5-10 minute film. |
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Robert Icke's Oedipus on Broadway
This is a must-see riveting political thriller, written and directed by Robert Icke based on Sophocles. |
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