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Special presentation on 35mm film with filmmaker Shu Lea Cheang in attendance for a Q&A! The film has been heralded as visionary, avant-anarcho ecosatire and way ahead of its time since its premiere at Berlinale, Berlin Film Festival in 1994. This Fall, producer/director Shu Lea Cheang is travelling with two young filmmakers, Jean-Paul Jones (Los Angeles based) and Jazz Franklin (New Orlean based) on a roadtrip across USA with the remastered 35mm print of the film.Tickets $15 members, $20 non-members.
Drama/Sci-Fi, 1h20, Unrated
FRESH K*ll (1994, 35mm), coined as an eco cybernoia film, an avant-anarcho ecosatire, envisions a post apocalyptic landscape strewn with electronic detritus and suffering the toxic repercussions of mass marketing in a high-tech commodity culture. “K*ll” is Dutch for stream, Fresh K*ll tells the story of two young lesbian parents caught up in a global exchange of industrial waste via contaminated sushi. The place is New York and the time is now. Raw fish lips are the rage on trendy menus across Manhattan. A ghost barge, bearing nuclear refuse, circles the planet in search of a willing port. Household pets start to glow ominously and then disappear altogether. The sky opens up and snows soap flakes. People start speaking in dangerous tongues. A riveting and densely packed film, Fresh K*ll evokes the furious rhythms of channel surfing with its rapid-fire editing style.
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10 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK, United States, Oklahoma 74104
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