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DESCRIPTION:\n	Please note: This event has been canceled. Click here for mo
 re information.\n	\n	\n\n\n	With Theo Le Sourd\, Meng Mei Cen\, Domenica G
 arcia\, and Bouquet Napussorn in person \n\n\n	These four narrative films 
 from the BFA Film Department of New York’s School of Visual Arts represent
  a diversity of voice\, approach\, and form\, encompassing love stories\, 
 ghost tales\, and fantasias\, journeying to Asia\, South America\, and the
  American suburbs. Selected by Edo Choi\, Assistant Curator of Film\, and 
 Eric Hynes\, Curator of Film. \n\n\n	Hold Your Breath&nbsp\; \n	\n	Dir. Th
 eo Le Sourd. 2019. 14 mins. When four friends jump into a swimming pool\, 
 a young woman deals with unspoken expectations. \n\n\n	Beyond the Green Mo
 untain \n	\n	Dir. Meng Mei Cen. 2019. 15 mins. One summer in a Chinese fis
 hing village\, a teenage boy’s quiet life changes when a childhood friend 
 returns. \n\n\n	Fragmentation \n	\n	Dir. Domenica Garcia. 2019. 28 mins. I
 n a magical realist Mexico City\, two women embark on a journey through th
 eir sexuality. Domenica Garcia’s visually bounteous Fragmentation merges e
 lements of traditional cinema with performance art. \n\n\n	Tortun \n	\n	Di
 r. Bouquet Napussorn. 2019. 31 mins. In the chaotic and buzzing city of Ba
 ngkok\, a young woman becomes convinced she’s being haunted by her late gr
 andmother. \n\n\n	The BFA Film Department at SVA is located in the heart o
 f New York City where film and television are the fastest growing industri
 es. The department offers acclaimed programs in directing\, cinematography
 \, screenwriting\, sound\, editing and documentary\, taught by a faculty o
 f distinguished working professionals. The BFA Film program helps its 350 
 students to strengthen their own voice and vision by connecting them to re
 markable networks\, teaching them on state of the art equipment and provid
 ing them with industry work opportunities before graduation. Graduates of 
 the BFA Film program go on to succeed in the work they love\, often with o
 thers from their SVA community. \n	\n\n\n	Tickets: $10 public.\n	\n	\n	  T
 icket purchase includes same-day admission to the Museum (see gallery hour
 s). View the Museum’s ticketing policy \n	\n
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image - Bartos Screening Room
SUMMARY:First Sight: Four short films from the BFA Film Department\, School
  of Visual Arts
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