Saturday October 19th, 6:30 pm / Sabado 19 de Octubre, 6:30 pm
Join us for a documentary screening of AMA – THE MEMORY OF TIME. Discussion with filmmakers Daniel Flores Y Ascencio to follow. / The Interference Archive te invita a la proyección del documental AMA: La Memoria del tiempo. Con conversación después con director y productor Daniel Flores Y. Ascencio.
Saturday, October 26, 6:30pm
Join us for the screening of Tactics of Solidarity in the Era of Mass Deportation (2019), a ten-minute video-essay by colectivo somoslacélula that reflects on the day-to-day forms of oppression that immigrants have to face at the hands of the state and its bureaucratic and “law-enforcement” agencies. After the screening there will be a discussion with the members of the colectivo, and Savitri D (Stop Shopping Choir), Myrna Lazcano (Migrant Activist), Juan Carlos Ruiz (Co-founder of the New Sanctuary Movement), and immigration legal practitioners Nathan Yaffe and David Mullins.
Sunday, September 29, 5pm – 8pm
On the final day of Resistance Radio, we will show a series of short films related to stations and movements included in the exhibition.
Friday, September 13, 7pm
This 2007 documentary follows some of the individuals whose lives were touched by “The Prison Show,” and follows the long journey Ray Hill made from surviving prison himself as a gay, white collar criminal to becoming an ACLU award-winning activist.
Saturday, September 7, 7-9pm
A screening program of video-activist and documentary works, and videos from the current struggle of Oktay İnce, presented by belit sağ.
Thursday, May 9th, 7pm-9pm. Free admission.
The first film to document the launch of the New York State Poor People’s Campaign, EMPIRE STATE RUMBLINGS tells the story of a new type of organizing seen through the eyes of four incredible women who participated in the intensity of the campaign’s beginnings. In English with Spanish subtitles.
Saturday, March 9th, 7:30pm.
Three Trembling Cities (Arthur Vince, 2017) is an intimate portrait of the inner lives and daily struggles of the immigrants who make NYC’s heart tremble with hope. The first season follows two fictional circles of immigrants as they juggle jobs, relationships, immigration issues, family expectations, and their own dreams. Their stories are intercut with non-fiction interviews with immigrants who’ve faced parallel issues. In The Immigrant (1917), Charlie Chaplin follows a pair of immigrants to America and chronicles the very tangible problems they face.
Saturday, February 9,
5-6:30pm
Join Interference Archive for a rare visit by someone deeply involved in the urgent struggle to for free speech and peaceful coexistence in South East Asia. Decades of Military domination are coming to an end but despite the Burmese government coming under partial civilian control under Aung San Suu Kyi, the space for civil society continues to shrink, along with its ability to manage ethnic & religious diversity. As is well-known, Burmese journalists are increasingly arrested on trumped up charges. The promise of democracy is fading & the international community appears either hapless or complicit in the persecution of Rohingya and other minorities, well known around the world, but largely denied in Myanmar (Burma) itself.
Sunday, January 27,
2-6pm
Closing event for Free Education! The Free University of New York, Alternate U, and Learning Liberation. Includes screening of the episode Who Teaches Them? (1966) from the WGBH series Radical Americans; Wages for Students roundtable with George Caffentzis, Silvia Federici, and Wilson Sherwin, moderated by Malav Kanuga and Jakob Jakobsen; and To Transform NYC, Start with CUNY – Free University of New York City roundtable.
Saturday, December 22, 7pm
In a world where everything seems upside down, what does it mean to be sane? Join Sascha DuBrul (co-founder of The Icarus Project and IDHA) for a screening of the new SubMedia video Mad Worlds (33min) and a facilitated discussion about how we can take better care of ourselves and each other in a crazy world.
