No Dogs or Italians Allowed

Union Cinema

Festival of Films in French  In Northern Italy, in the early 1900s, the Ughettos dream of leaving the region, where life has become unbearably difficult. As a fictional dialogue between grandmother Cesira and her grandson-director, the poignant animation film follows the family’s exile over three generations after they cross the Alps and settle in France. (Alain Ughetto, France and Italy, French and Italian w/English sub, 70min, 2022, Digital) Co-sponsored by the Department of Global Studies

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Simone: Woman of the Century

Union Cinema

Festival of Films in French  Explores the life of Simone Veil — the famous French figure who survived the Holocaust and went on to become a leading politician, human rights campaigner, and feminist — through a series of non-chronological memories.... Read More

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Films by Larry Gottheim

Union Cinema

FILMMAKER IN PERSON! ON 16MM! One of the fundamental figures of American avant-garde cinema, Larry Gottheim has composed a diverse body of work over the span of 50 years. His films stretch the boundaries of cinema as a vessel for... Read More

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Wavelength

Union Cinema

On 16mm! Programmed in memory of Michael Snow and in conjunction with Microlights Cinema. Wavelength consists of a single, fitful zoom across his New York loft space. The zoom’s compression of time and space serves as a through- line that... Read More

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Pacifiction

Union Cinema

Milwaukee Premiere! On the French Polynesian island of Tahiti, the High Commissioner of the Republic and French government official De Roller is a calculating man with flawless manners. His somewhat broad perception of his role brings him to navigate the... Read More

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