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2019.02.20 11:01
MoMA 2019 다큐멘터리 영화제 Doc Fortnight(2/21-28)
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Doc Fortnight 2019: MoMA’s International Festival of Nonfiction Film and Media
February 21–28, 2019
The Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters, MoMA
90 Seconds in North Korea. 2018 The Netherlands. Directed by Ranko Paukovic, 15m.
The Museum of Modern Art announces the full festival lineup for Doc Fortnight 2019, its annual showcase of outstanding and innovative nonfiction film.
This year’s festival, which runs from February 21 to 28, 2019, includes an international selection of more than 17 documentary features, predominantly directed by female filmmakers. For its 18th annual showcase, Doc Fortnight continues advocating the vision of storytellers, bringing new perspectives to truth in an ever-changing world. Doc Fortnight 2019 is organized by Kathy Brew, Guest Curator, with Emily Rago.
The series opens with the premiere of Serendipity, by French-born, NYC-based artist Prune Nourry. The artist, who explores a multitude of media through installations that include photography, film, and performance, mines her own journey from a breast cancer diagnosis in this sensitive work that celebrates the power of art in healing and the resilience of the human
spirit.
Many of this year’s features bring unique perspectives to major global issues, including a range of stories from the Middle East (Samouni Road, Land Mine, Chaos); Latin America (Volver a ver, Theatre of War, La extraña); Asia (Nakorn-Sawan, The Next Guardian, Chinese Portrait). A pair of films about film (Arcadia, And with Him Came the West) illustrate how the
use of archival materials can underscore the power of the moving image over our collective psyches. Our Presence of Place short-film program continues in its third year, while several other shorts accompany features throughout the festival.
For Modern Mondays, Doc Fortnight presents a screening of Water Makes Us Wet—An Ecosexual Adventure, featuring a post-screening discussion with artists Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, followed by a performance with special guests.
The ongoing evolution of the nonfiction form is explored in the special program From HACKING to FACT-Checking: Artistic Strategies for the Post-Factual Era, a selection of prizewinning projects from Ars Electronica that highlights some of the new avenues artists are taking with media and new technologies to investigate the increasingly fine line between fact and fiction.
The closing night film is renowned Amsterdam-based filmmaker Heddy Honigmann’s latest, Buddy, a heartwarming portrait of the deep bond between humans and their guide dogs.
*Top: 90 Seconds in North Korea. 2018. The Netherlands. Directed by Ranko Paukovic. Secretly filmed footage captures an eerie—yet oddly familiar—everyday life in North Korea. 15 min. <Saturday, February 23, 4pm>
*Screening Schedule https://www.moma.org/calendar/film/5044
