Lens of Hope is the theme for screenings, filmmaker events
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Time to read: about 1 minutes Tree #3 will be screened as part of Windrider Bay Area Film Forum s virtual festival. Courtesy the film s Facebook page.
Windrider Bay Area Film Forum will present a virtual series of film screenings and discussions with a Lens of Hope theme July 8-10 and 15-16.
On the July 8-10 screening docket are films including Carterland, about President Jimmy Carter s role in environmental protection and social justice; River City Drumbeat, about a Kentucky couple who start a drum corps to inspire youth creativity, discipline, and pride in their African heritage; and a trio of short films ( Knocking Down the Fences, Tree #3 and Red Horizon ). On July 15-16, audiences with Netflix subscriptions can view Rising Phoenix and Giving Voice. Q&A sessions accompany all the films.
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Hereâs a collection curated by The Associated Pressâ entertainment journalists of whatâs arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week.
MOVIES
â In Enrico Casarosa s enchanting Pixar feature âLuca, two young sea monsters frolic along the Italian Riviera, temporary transforming into 13-year-old boys to pose as human and soak up all the coastline s summertime pleasures â all while hiding their identities. âLuca,â which arrives Friday on Disney+, follows Pixar s âSoulâ in heading straight for streaming, and unlike some other Disney animated releases, it will be no extra charge for subscribers. Setting his movie in the 1950s, Casarosa (director of the Pixar short âLa Lunaâ) drew inspiration from classic Italian cinema.