OCTOBER 14–28 AT THE TRYLON

Against the frenetic activity of life in an increasingly hyperconnected and networked global society, slow cinema captures the resignation and exhaustion felt by those in the peripheries of the globe for whom modernity is experienced as a detrimental slowness. Particularly in recent years, the genre has been deployed to draw attention to the lived experience of the alienated, the oppressed, the persecuted, the unemployed, the suffering. This fall, the Moving Image, Media, and Sound Studies Graduate Group at the University of Minnesota collaborates with the Trylon Cinema to bring you three features from outside of the Western cinematic canon that contemplate the transnational quality of modernity and modernization.

The Trylon will be operating at 2/3rd capacity for this series. Tickets are free, but we recommend you reserve them online. You are required to show proof of vaccination (vaccine card + government issued-ID that confirms the name listed on the vaccination card) for entry. Concessions will not be offered, for the safety of all patrons!

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Presented by the Trylon Cinema and the IAS Research and Creative Collaborative, MIMSGG: Moving Image, Media, and Sound Studies Graduate Group.