The University of Hawaii at Hilo continues its “Global Lens” international film series this spring. The film series is intended to promote intercultural understanding through the medium of cinema and to expose audiences to new voices from relatively unfamiliar parts
The University of Hawaii at Hilo continues its “Global Lens” international film series this spring. The film series is intended to promote intercultural understanding through the medium of cinema and to expose audiences to new voices from relatively unfamiliar parts of the world. All films begin at 7 p.m. in the University Classroom Building (UCB) Room 127. There is no admission charge.
The University of Hawaii at Hilo continues its “Global Lens” international film series this spring. The film series is intended to promote intercultural understanding through the medium of cinema and to expose audiences to new voices from relatively unfamiliar parts of the world. All films begin at 7 p.m. in the University Classroom Building (UCB) Room 127. There is no admission charge.
The first film, “Nothing More (Nada),” will be shown on Tuesday, Jan. 28. The film is a debut feature that explores the political and social aspects of today’s Cuba. It is in Spanish with English subtitles.
Algeria’s official submission to the 2009 Academy Awards, “Masquerades,” will be shown on Feb. 25. This heartfelt comedy is in Arabic with English subtitles.
“I Am From Titov Veles” from Macedonia is set for March 18. This Academy Award nominee blends realism with performances to create a vivid landscape of life and longing in post-communist Macedonia.
The final film will be “Belvedere” on April 15. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s official submission to the 2012 Academy Awards, “Belvedere” is a portrait of war’s troubled aftermath and paints an uncommon image of patience, faith, love and forgiveness.
“Global Lens” is sponsored by the UH-Hilo International Student Services and Intercultural Education Program. For more information, visit hilo.hawaii.edu/international or call 932-7467.
