Punto de Vistaâs 15th edition opts for a blended format
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Itâs been a whole year since the Navarra International Documentary Film Festival, Punto de Vista, had the unhappy honour of being the last âreal-worldâ Spanish film festival before the COVID curse drove everything online. Now, itâs back for a 15th edition, having lost none of its edgy, alternative and boundary-pushing spirit. Running between 15 and 20 March, the festival will follow a blended format, with online screenings complementing events and activities scattered all across Pamplona. Those lucky enough to attend in person will find a brand-new venue: La Plaza, a big tent pitched front and centre outside the Baluarte, the festivalâs headquarters. Meanwhile, an online component will be delivered through the platform Festival Scope.
Punto de Vista s 15th edition opts for a blended format
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Athena Film Festival’s ‘Discovery: Student Shorts Program’ celebrates films of first-time student filmmakers
Athena Film Festival’s ‘Discovery: Student Shorts Program’ celebrates films of first-time student filmmakers Courtesy of / Amit Lerner The Athena Film Festival’s “Discovery: Student Shorts Program” celebrates the work of student and first-time female filmmakers who have produced their films during the pandemic. By Noah Sheidlower | March 5, 2021, 11:42 AM
This past year, student filmmakers at Columbia have tried to pursue their craft remotely, struggling to shoot footage and find a platform on which to showcase their films. The Athena Film Festival’s “Discovery: Student Shorts Program” celebrates the works of student and first-time female filmmakers who have directed or shown their films during the pandemic. The films touch on themes of gender-based wage discrimination, racial tensions, sexism in film, and following one’s passions in the fa
The National Gallery of Art is still closed to the public, save for the Sculpture Garden.
However, there are plenty of virtual programs to experience in the month of March.
“We have a really wide array of virtual programming for all types of visitors, all ages and different levels of interest,” Gallery and Studio Learning Head Heidi Hinish told WTOP. “You can sit on your couch with coffee and a snack and learn about a work of art and have a conversation with other people, all without leaving your house.”
One of the most popular programs is “The Art of Looking” every Friday at 1 p.m.