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DESCRIPTION:**************************************************\nThe Depts. of Community 
 Studies and Film & Digital Media 
 Present:\n**************************************************\nTHE LEGACY OF 
 CINE MANIFEST\na screening and talk with the director:\nJUDY 
 IROLA\n\nSCREENING:\nTues October 10 @ 7 pm\nCommunications Studio 
 C\n\nCOLLOQUIUM\nWed October 11 @ 12:30-2pm\nCollege Eight Room 
 301\nUCSC\n**************************************************\n\nCome hear 
 about the time when “indie” filmmaking meant committed,\nprogressive, 
 regional movies about ordinary people -- not two-picture\ndeals in 
 Hollywood. You’ve all heard about the 70s in U.S. filmmaking,\nthe time 
 of Lucas and Spielberg and all the other guys of that golden\ntime, making 
 movies and breaking down the walls of the studios.\n\nNow, hear the other 
 side -- from Cine Manifest , a documentary intent\non telling all the 
 truths about a radical moment in history that\ntried to change society as 
 much as movies. This is an amazing opportunity to\nmeet Judy Irola, a 
 central figure in the utopian Cine Manifest film\ncollective. Irola is now 
 a renowned cinematographer and Professor of\nCinematography at the 
 University of Southern California.\n\nCine Manifest is having its world 
 premiere at the Mill Valley Film\nFestival and comes to UC Santa Cruz 
 straight from that engagement.\nIrola was the only woman member of this 
 collective. Now, in a very\ndifferent day and age, she has tracked down the 
 other members and\nsought to understand their long-ago 
 experiment.\n\nSPEAKER BIO:\nJudy Irola, ASC, is Conrad Hall Chair in 
 Cinematography, USC\nSchool of Cinema-Television. Head of the 
 Cinematography track,\nIrola has shot 14 feature films and many 
 documentaries. Her films\ninclude GOLD CUP (digital), EBAN AND CHARLEY 
 (digital), EAT\nYOUR HEART OUT, AN AMBUSH OF GHOSTS—winner 
 Sundance\nFestival Cinematography Award; NORTHERN LIGHTS—winner,\nCamera 
 D’or, Cannes Film Festival, and THE SETTLEMENT.\nDirector of Photography 
 for the NBC series LIFESTORIES. Filmed\ndocumentaries in Brazil, Jamaica, 
 Cuba, France, Poland,\nMozambique, Kenya, the Soviet Union and throughout 
 the U.S. Her\nawards include a Kodak Vision Award, Locarno and Venice 
 Film\nFestivals.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/10/09/18319294.php
SUMMARY:Screening of Cine Manifest
LOCATION:Communications Studio C\nUCSC\nhttp://maps.ucsc.edu/cmcommunications.html
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/10/09/18319294.php
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