A CLOSE UP (filmmakers-in-person) series
FREE screening of a work in progress
A film script is an unfinished work, a ghost that seeks to inhabit a form. Where do the characters that are conceived for years, but that fail to find their bodies in an image, reside? This film attempts to materialize their presence in New York City.
Sabine El Chamaa is a Lebanese filmmaker and is currently a Fellow at the Center for Human Rights and the Arts at Bard College. She has a PhD from Goldsmiths, University of London from the department of Communications, Media and Cultural Studies and an MFA from USC Cinematic Arts in Film Production. Her projects include fiction and non-fiction films, multidisciplinary installations, photography, and podcasts. Her current interests are centered on the ongoing reconstruction of collective and personal memory in relation to one’s embodied experience and personal archives.
Screening and in-person talk with Sabine El Chamaa
Presented by Center for Human Rights & the Arts, Bard College
