TERRIBLE CHILDREN W/ WINTER 1984 + MEANTIME – at Buffalo International Film Festival – USA, World Premiere
TERRIBLE CHILDREN W/ WINTER 1984 + MEANTIME
SCREENING W/ FILMMAKER Q&A
Shanti Thakur (Dir), 57 minutes, USA, New York State Premiere
Director Shanti Thakur in attendance.
A self-reflexive film that tells the story of the filmmaker’s Indian father, who was banished for marrying her Danish mother, via a letter that had remained unopened for 20 years. This intimate family portrait explores the inner worlds of the characters through boyhood in a paramilitary group, Muslim-Hindu riots during India’s Partition, and Denmark’s Nazi occupation during the same decade.
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Winter 1984
Tony Buba (Dir), 14 minutes, USA, New York State Premiere
In the winter of 1984, Amedeo “Pee Wee” Vieri gives a tour of the Carrie Furnace site. A steel mill that he worked at for 34 years before losing his job when the mill closed in 1982.
Meantime
Michael T. Workman (Dir), 18 minutes, USA, New York State Premiere
After Tim’s work-related stroke leads to troubling signs of memory loss, his son Michael returns home to Montana. As they spend the most time together since Michael’s childhood, they reckon with the past that haunts Tim. Meantime is a deeply personal exploration of memory, guilt, labor, and the attempt to preserve the fleeting.
Speakers
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Adrian Langley
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and Producers Patrick Rizzotti
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James Huntsman
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Michael Huntsman
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