Strange Bedfellows: Politics and American Film

Independent films are the products of a time and a place in history. They are a means of responding to mitigating, observing, and questioning the complexities of the world around us. This panel will consider how independent films carry political resonance, measure the mood and ideation of society, and contribute to our understanding of the conflicting issues of politics, social justice and equality, gender, sexuality, culture, and ethnicity in America.

Credits

Robert Redford
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Emanuel Levy
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Jon Kilik
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Bingham Ray
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Mira Nair
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Amy Taubin
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Roger Ebert
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Barbara Kopple
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Chris Eyre
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