ALASKA Projects in association with The Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at UTS is proud to present ALASKA Cinema Club. Curated by Dr Alex Munt (Senior Lecturer, UTS), ALASKA Cinema Club will screen 10 Manhattan focused films in 2014 at the UTS Bon Marche Studio and ALASKA Projects which will be converted into a micro-cinema in the Kings Cross car park. The program will deliver an eclectic series of films from Spike Lee, Woody Allen, Whit Stillman, Larry Clark, Mary Harron and more! A guest speaker will introduce the films. ALASKA Cinema Club Film #1: Do The Right Thing (1989) 6:30pm Tuesday 6 May Bon Marche Studio (UTS) Building 3, 755 Harris Street Sydney, Broadway 2007 Spike Lees Do The Right Thing (1989) takes on the big issues of race, gender and class politics in America. Set on the streets of Brooklyn, over the hottest day of the year, the film simmers with racial tension towards its explosive and controversial ending. Lee renders New York with a bold, colourful cinematic brush and the film remains a tribute to the textures, styles and sounds of African-American culture in the late 1980s. Curator Alex Munt will be in conversation with ALASKA Projects Director Sebastian Goldspink prior to the screening and join us for drinks at the UTS Loft Bar after the film. RSVP here: https://facebook/events/376291962509236/
Posted on: Thu, 01 May 2014 03:20:38 +0000
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