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Film and Discussion: Quiz Lady
Barnum 008, Tufts University 163 Packard Ave., Medford, United StatesThe annual Women Take the Reel Film Festival presents a screening of the 2023 comedy "Quiz Lady," followed by a conversation with director and Academy Award winner Jessica Yu. Moderated by Tufts Professor of the Practice Jennifer Burton, the discussion will explore topics including Asian American representation on television/film and current challenges for women and …
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Film and Discussion: The Projections of Anna May Wong
Barnum 008, Tufts University 163 Packard Ave., Medford, United StatesThe 14th annual Women Take the Reel Film Festival presents a screening of the brand new film, "The Projections of Anna May Wong," followed by a discussion of live cinema theater with the film's co-directors, Cinthia Chen and Annie Jin Wang, and Tufts Professor of the Practice Jennifer Burton. This film festival is a collaborative effort …
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The Mahler Sessions: Thomas Hampson (Baritone)
Granoff Music Center, Tufts University 20 Talbot Ave., Medford, MA, United StatesThe American baritone Thomas Hampson—one of the most distinguished Mahler singers of our time—joins Tufts students for the next installment of the Mahler Sessions, a new series of public conversations about the art of interpretation, featuring some of the leading classical voices of today and tomorrow. About the Mahler Sessions: The composer Gustav Mahler famously …
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Women Take the Reel Film Festival: A collection of shorts from the works of Ng’endo Mukii
Barnum Hall, Tufts University 163 Packard Ave., Medford, United StatesPresented as part of the Boston Women Take the Reel Film Festival. Ng'endo Mukii will present a collection of short, animated films spanning a decade of work. She will surface the themes and process of her work, contextualizing them in her heritage as a Kenyan, and her experience as part of the Afro diaspora. Following …