This series will look at films which reframe our understandings of gender and its construction. These are one-time only screenings so be sure to attend. No food or drink is allowed into the Cline Library Auditorium.
All films are free and open to the public.
The majority of these films reflect adult issues and concerns. Call 523-3300 for more details. Classes and groups are encouraged to attend and a free poster detailing these films is available. A country reeling from the slaughter of its own people is both setting and scenario for the story of this tenth dancer, Sok Chea, and her mentor Em Theay, now head teacher of the National Dance Company. Director Sally Ingleton follows them as they rebuild the National Dance Company and their lives, exercising their dignity as artists and human beings.