See RaMell Ross’ Oscar-nominated film, Hale County This Morning, This Evening on the big screen, followed by a panel discussion Q&A with the filmmaker and reception.
Sponsored by The Office of the Provost’s FSU Campus Keynote Speaker Series, Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts Diversity and Inclusion Committee, the Askew Student Life Center, and the President’s Diversity and Inclusion Mini-Grant program in Partnership with the LatinX Faculty/Staff Network and the Black Faculty/Staff Network:
An Evening with Oscar Nominee RaMell Ross
Saturday, April 20 | Doors 4:30PM | Screening 5:30PM
Student Life Cinema | Florida State University Askew Student Life Center | 942 Learning Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306
See RaMell Ross’ Oscar-nominated film, Hale County This Morning, This Evening on the big screen, followed by a panel discussion Q&A with the filmmaker and a reception. One of the year's most critically acclaimed films, this dreamy and intimate journey through the world of Hale County, Alabama, is a richly detailed glimpse into life in America’s Black Belt.
Full of sublime moments, the film immerses the viewer in the southern black American experience in a place where Walker Evans and James Agee once chronicled the lives of poor white sharecropping families in Let Us Now Praise Famous Men in the 1930s, but today is an oft-misunderstood African American community. The film is "pure cinematic poetry" wrote A.O. Scott in The New York Times. This event is free to the public.
Free Admission
Phone: 850-644-4455
2019/04/20 - 2019/04/20
Additional time info:
Doors 4:30PM | Screening 5:30PM
Askew Student Life Center
942 Learning Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306
The Student Life Cinema is located in the Askew Student Life Center at 942 Learning Way, in the southwest corner of the Florida State University campus. Parking is available on the east side of Woodward Ave, and in Parking Garage #2 near the Park Ave. Diner.