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SUMMARY:Feature Film: Backstreet to the American Dream
DESCRIPTION:1st Annual NHCC Film Symposium: The Power of Our Stories\nFeature: Backstreet to the American Dream (2021) directed by Patricia Nazario \n6:00 pm: Pre-film reception and cash bar \n7:00 pm: Film Screening Followed by Director’s Q&A  \nBackstreet to the American Dream is a modern-day look at the classic American Dream done through the quintessential 21st Century entrepreneurial endeavor – food trucks! This deep dive into the birthplace of the $2 billion dollar global industry\, Los Angeles\, profiles two trucks and juxtaposes the experiences of American entrepreneurs and Mexican immigrants. Indeed\, these are very different operations in the same city: the gourmet burger truck\, Grill ‘Em All\, is the first season winner of The Great Food Truck Race on the Food Network in 2010\, and El Pescadito\, a mariscos lonchera (seafood truck)\, that has been parking at the same swap meet in an immigrant neighborhood since 1982. \nThrough rich and vibrant stories of everyday Americans\, this powerful 90-minute feature takes the audience on a journey waved from intimate moments. You’ll consider pop culture and family traditions\, formal and informal economies\, and the unifying quest for the American Dream. Additionally\, a four-minute animated open (in English/Spanish/and the indigenous Náhuatl language)\, scored with native sounds from handmade instruments\, traces street food from South L.A. back to Ancient Mexico and reveals many Náhuatl names still used for food to this very day. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \n2022 | Documentary | Spanish with English Subtitles | 71 minutes | not rated \n 
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/feature-film-backstreet-to-the-american-dream/
LOCATION:Roy E. Disney Center for Performing Arts: Albuquerque Journal Theatre\, 1701 4th St SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts
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SUMMARY:Feature Film: What We Leave Behind
DESCRIPTION:1st Annual NHCC Film Symposium: The Power of Our Stories\nFeature: What We Leave Behind (2022) directed by Iliana Sosa \n6:00 pm: Pre-film reception and cash bar \n7:00 pm: Film Screening followed by Director’s Q&A \nWhat We Leave Behind is a 2022 documentary film. It’s a portrait of director Iliana Sosa’s grandfather\, Julián Moreno\, as he starts building a house in the Mexican state of Durango. As a younger man\, Julián had spent decades living between the United States and Mexico\, first working as a bracero and later traveling by bus to visit his children and grandchildren in the Southwestern United States. In the film\, Julián revisits this past with his granddaughter as the two forge a tighter bond together. Voiceovers from the director punctuate the film and pair with imagery of the local landscape; the soundtrack features an a cappella song by the Cardencheros de Sapioriz\, who are also from Durango. \nThe film received development\, production\, and post-production support from several institutions\, including the Ford Foundation’s JustFilms\, the Sundance Institute\, the IDA\, the Austin Film Society\, the True/False & Catapult Rough Cut Retreat\, the Jacob Burns Film Center\, the Gotham Documentary Lab\, the University of Texas at Austin\, and the Ji.hlava New Visions Forum. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \n2022 | Documentary | Spanish with English Subtitles | 71 minutes | not rated
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/feature-film-what-we-leave-behind/
LOCATION:Roy E. Disney Center for Performing Arts: Albuquerque Journal Theatre\, 1701 4th St SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Speakers,Theatre
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SUMMARY:Directors’ Talks with Iliana Sosa\, Patricia Nazario\, & Aracely Chapa
DESCRIPTION:1:00 pm – 4:00 pm \nOn April 15th\, participate in Director’s Talks and question and answer sessions with filmmakers Patricia Nazario\, Iliana Sosa\, and Aracely Chapa from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in Salón Ortega. A full schedule of events is available below. \nThis is event is part of the 1st Annual NHCC Film Symposium: The Power of Our Stories. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \n \n1:00 pm – Iliana Sosa: Ethics and Challenges in Making a Personal Documentary. Sosa discusses the ethics and the many challenges of the 12-year journey and production with film clips\, stories and images. Over these years\, Sosa filmed her grandfather’s work\, gently sifting through Julian’s previously unspoken memories brought up by the construction project to reveal both the daily pragmatism and poetry of life. The personal documentary unfolds as a love letter to her grandfather and an intimate and insightful exploration of her own relationship with her grandfather and his homeland. \n2:00 pm – Aracely Chapa: A Behind the Scenes look at the making of the film\, Acequias – The Legacy Lives On. Produced and directed by award-winning filmmaker Aracely “Arcie” Chapa\, Acequias is an hour-long\, visually stunning documentary film about New Mexico’s enduring acequias as seen through the eyes of farmers\, advocates\, scholars\, parciantes and more. Chapa recounts an oral history of the films 5-year production with film clips and archival pictures. \n3:00 pm – Patricia Nazario:  How to Finish a Documentary Film on a Shoestring Budget. Learn about the experience of a non-traditional filmmaker and resources used to maximize your budget.  The talk will empower anyone\, regardless of their educational level\, to compose a sequential film timeline.  I will share concepts\, shortcuts\, and links that helped me get started. I went to journalism\, not film school. So\, my learning curve was steep! Learn some tips and tricks of how to make a documentary film without going to film school.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/directors-talks-with-iliana-sosa-patricia-nazario-aracely-chapa/
LOCATION:NHCC-Newsletter-August-11-–-24
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Speakers
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SUMMARY:AfroMundo Festival: Resistance & Creativity: Afro-Indigeneity
DESCRIPTION:7:00 pm \nScreening of film “Garifuna in Peril” (2012)\, 99 mins. \nProduced and Directed by Alí Allié y Ruben Reyes \nLatin America has traditionally treated Indigenous and Afro peoples as separate. Yet the fates and identities of both have been intertwined since the arrival of Africans to the Americas. The film Garifuna in Peril delves into the Indigenous and Afro roots of the Garinagu\, also known as the Garifuna. \nPanelists include: Garifuna Scholar Pablo Jose Lopez Oro; San Ilefonso Tradition Bearer and Healer Tauz Tamu Povi; Afro-Latinidad and Afro-Indigeneity Scholar Dr. Sheryl Felecia Means; and Big Queen of the New Orleans Washitau Nation\, Ausettua AmorAmenkum. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \n 
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/afromundo-festival-resistance-creativity-afro-indigeneity/
LOCATION:NHCC-Newsletter-November-2-30
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:AfroMundo Festival: Resistance & Creativity: Folk Medicine: Healing & Spirituality
DESCRIPTION:7:00 pm \nScreening of short film “Crooked Trees Gon Give Me Wings” (2022)\, written and directed by Cara Lawson\, 15 mins. \nSavannah’s moss-covered forests are alive to Bertie Bee Hooks\, a gifted granddaughter of a midwife. With the wisdom of folk medicine\, Bertie Bee depends on mystical connections to the spirit world as she becomes exposed to the tragedies of a wounded American past. \nPanelists include Film Writer & Director Cara Lawson; Ashoka Fellow & Founder of Birthing Project—Underground Railroad for New Life\, Kathryn Hall Trujillo; Doulah & Healer Tauz TamuPovi; Ausettua AmorAmenkum who since the 1980s has engaged incarcerated women with performance & spiritual arts. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/afromundo-festival-resistance-creativity-folk-medicine-healing-spirituality/
LOCATION:NHCC-Newsletter-November-2-30
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:AfroMundo Festival: Resistance & Creativity: Inclusive Narratives
DESCRIPTION:7:00 pm \nScreening of short documentary film “Rising Voices” (2022)\, by Kwanza Gooden\, 8 mins. \nThis short documentary explores the importance of investing in and sharing stories created by Black\, Indigenous\, and Peoples of Color (BIPOC) filmmakers and storytellers. \nPanelists include: Mel Adún\, Writer and Cofounder of Editora Ogums Publishing Collective; Ausettua AmorAmenkum\, founder of New Orleans Contemporary Arts Center Resident Group; The Gradates—a performance group comprised of former members of the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women; and Josie Lopez\, PhD\, Head Curator at the Albuquerque Museum. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \n 
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/afromundo-festival-resistance-creativity-inclusive-narratives/
LOCATION:NHCC-Newsletter-November-2-30
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:Festival Ballet Albuquerque: Sacred Journeys IV
DESCRIPTION:7:00 pm Friday & Saturday\, 2:00 pm Sunday \nFestival Ballet Albuquerque & The National Hispanic Cultural Center present Sacred Journeys IV. Classical and contemporary dance combine with the eclectic music of two-time Grammy award-winning Taos Pueblo musician Robert Mirabal in this reflection of New Mexican cultures through dance\, music\, and spoken word. Mirabal collaborates with Festival Ballet Albuquerque’s artistic director Patricia Dickinson Wells and with internationally renowned New York City Ballet dancer Jock Soto\, of Navajo and Puerto Rican descent. Soto\, who will also make guest appearances onstage\, is originally from Gallup and now lives in Eagle Nest. \n$14\, $20\, $29\, $39\, $49 w/ a $2 discount for seniors\, children under 12 and NHCC members \nRun time: 90 mins \n \nAdditional choreographers for the production are native New Mexican Dominic Guerra\, and internationally known Vladimir Conde-Reche\, a native of São Paulo\, Brazil. Additional guest artists include the Trujillo Family traditional Native American dancers and Alex Ossadnik originally from East Germany. \nRobert Mirabal\, dedicated to keeping alive the centuries-old customs of Taos Pueblo\, is also a leading proponent of world music\, and has merged his Indigenous American sound with the music of Africa\, Asia\, and the Caribbean\, tapping into a planetary pulse with a style that defies characterization. His 2002 breakthrough PBS special\, Music from a Painted Cave\, is unsurpassed in Native American theatrical expression. \nA former principal dancer with the New York Ballet\, Jock Soto was one of the last dancers to be personally selected by founder George Balanchine when he was barely 16. He danced featured roles in over 40 ballets\, of which more than 35 were created for him. The author of Every Step You Take and the subject of the documentary Water Flowing Together (the name of his Navajo clan)\, Soto teaches partnering and technique classes at the School of American Ballet\, where he has been a permanent member of the faculty since 1996. \nSacred Journeys IV brings together the rich and diverse culture of our state\, while providing extraordinary role models for New Mexico’s youth. \nSACRED JOURNEYS IV: The Live Performance Recording was honored to be screened in 2021 at the Red Nation International Film festival and the American Indian Film Festival.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/festival-ballet-albuquerque-sacred-journeys-iv/
LOCATION:Roy E. Disney Center for Performing Arts: Albuquerque Journal Theatre\, 1701 4th St SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Dance,Music,Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:Día de Familia: Tierra Hermosa
DESCRIPTION:11:00 am–3:00 pm \n3:00 to 4:30 pm: Screening of Boy & The World (Brazil\, 2013) \nCelebrate Earth Day at the NHCC with art activities\, music\, film\, and poetry for all! Take a stroll along the Bosque and honor our beautiful earth through the arts. Guests will explore bats with RD Wildlife and native seeds with the U.S. Forest Service. Everyone is encouraged to bring their bike for minor repairs! Story Riders will host a bike clinic. \nExpress your love of the earth through poetry and take a poetry walk with the New Mexico Poetry Society. Art activities include plein air painting on the bosque and other nature-inspired projects that connect art and science. Tierra Adentro Charter School Dance Ensemble will present a flamenco pre-film performance. Then\, finish out the day with a free film screening of the award-winning Brazilian animated children’s film\, Boy & The World. \nFree Community Event. Please register here or call the NHCC Welcome Center at 505-724-4771 for assistance. \nGenerously supported by PNM. Film screening courtesy of Bank of America. \n 
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/dia-de-familia-tierra-hermosa/
LOCATION:NHCC Campus\, 1701 4th Street SW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87102
CATEGORIES:Education,Film,School and Youth Programs
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Boy and the World
DESCRIPTION:3:00 pm \nBrazilian artist Alê Abreu’s Academy Award-nominated masterpiece is a riotous explosion of music and color\, a breathtakingly original and vibrant cinematic experience that depicts the wonders and struggles of the modern world as seen through the eyes of a young boy. \nCuca’s cozy rural life is shattered when his father leaves for the city\, prompting him to embark on a quest to reunite his family. The young boy’s journey unfolds like a tapestry\, the animation taking on greater complexity as his small world expands. Entering civilization\, industrial landscapes are inhabited by animal-machines\, with barrios of decoupage streets and shop windows and flashing neon advertisements that illuminate the night. The story depicts a clash between village and city\, hand crafted and mechanized\, rich and poor – and throughout the tumult\, the heart and soul of the people beats on as a song. \nArrive early to attend Día de Familia: Tierra Hermosa \n2013 | Animated Feature | Portuguese (spoken backwards) | 80 minutes | not rated | Alê Abreu Director \nGenerously supported by Bank of America.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/film-screening-boy-and-the-world/
LOCATION:NHCC-Newsletter-November-2-30
CATEGORIES:Film,Performing Arts,Theatre
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