Impugning Impunity has never been more critical. The festival provokes dialogue about justice and activism through a slate of groundbreaking new documentaries on human rights issues, post-screening Q&A sessions with filmmakers, and community talk-backs with human rights advocates and activists. Through its open call, the festival gives voice to unheard communities and filmmakers across the world.
Friday, September 21, 2018
4PM - Opening: Historical Memory
Escoréu, December 24, 1937
6PM - Antifascist Women
Milicianas
Dirs. Tània Balló & Jaume Miró
World Premiere
52 min, Spain, 2017
Spanish with English subtitles
An investigation into the identities of five militiawomen murdered by fascists in Mallorca in September of 1936. The film uncovers the creation of Feminine Militias in Barcelona, independent military units comprised only of women, without any men involved in their organization or function.
Discussion with International Center of Photography curator Cynthia Young.
8:30PM - Special Presentation
The Silence of Others
Discussion with director Almudena Carracedo.
Saturday, September 22, 2018
1:30PM - The Last US Colony
Oneiromancer
1950: The Nationalist Uprising
4PM - The Color of Memory
Spain in Two Trenches
Dirs. Francesc Escribano & Luis Carrizo
US Première
96 min, Spain, 2016
Discussion with Professors Josephine Labanyi and Juana Suárez.
A feature-length documentary in which, for the first time, original archival material from the Spanish Civil War is shown digitized to 4k and colored to create a new and unique perspective of the war.
6PM - Indigenous Rights and Environment
Guy Hircefield: a guy with a camera
American Arithmetic
Gracie
The Panguna Syndrome
Discussion with filmmakers Molly Stuart [Guy Hircefield], Cathy Cain, and Alice Obar [Gracie].
8:30PM - Systemic Poverty
Loser by Birth
Books Are My Weapon
Acting Erratically
Circle Up
Discussion with filmmakers Alice Obar [Books], and Christopher Paul Harris of the Black Youth Project + Reception party
Sunday, September 23, 2017
1:30 PM - Double-Bill: Deportation, Migration, and Exile
A Tale of Two Borders
Monumento
What Would You Pack?
2,300 Miles To Work
TRANSIT
Discussion with director Sara Gozalo of the New Sanctuary Coalition + Brunch
In Exile: A Family Film
Discussion with director Juan Francisco Urrusti.
6 PM - The Crisis of War
Land of Doom
Winter in Europe
Discussion with director Polo Menárguez.
8:30PM - Embodied Memory
Halabja
Djamilia
Discussion with director Farideh Sakhaeifar and choreographer Isabel Umali.
+ Awards Ceremony