Thursday, October 19, 2017, 7pm
Part of Thursday’s double screening of two of chris malloy’s recent documentary shorts: the fisherman’s son & anchor point. both films offer a personal glimpse into the lives of two humble heroes, ramon navarro & j.t. van zandt. Q & A with chris malloy &/or brother dan after the film.
Thursday, October 19, 2017, 7pm
Part of Thursday’s double screening of two of chris malloy’s recent documentary shorts: the fisherman’s son & anchor point. both films offer a personal glimpse into the lives of two humble heroes, ramon navarro & j.t. van zandt. Q & A with chris malloy &/or brother dan after the film.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017, 7pm
We continue our exploration of racial equality with the powerful 2016 narrative documentary “i am not your negro,” based on the life & writing of james baldwin & directed by raoul peck. discussion to follow.
thursday, October 12, 2017, 7-10pm
the second portion of the malloy brothers film series for the month of october will feature chris malloy’s 2016 documentary, “unbroken ground.”
Tuesday, October 4, 2017, 7pm
We continue our exploration of racial inequality with this 2016 documentary by Ava Duvernay. It shines a powerful spotlight on one of the many rotten roots we need to reckon with if we ever hope to find true balance & justice for all here in America. check the trailer below.
Thursday, September 28, 7:30
Following Clinton Burger’s Community Collage, rally round the red, gold, black & green! Making it in the music business in Kingston, Jamaica, is hard, and nobody knows it better than regularly unemployed drummer Horsemouth (Leroy Wallace).
Thursday, October 5, 7:00-9:00pm
Join Dan Malloy as he talks about his SLOW IS FAST trip, documenting the farmers, craft folk, and surfers they met on their 50 day, 700 mile bicycle adventure down the California Coast. He will also be joined by Brenton Kelley and Jan Smith of Quail Springs and local commercial fisherman Eric Hodge. Come for the film, stay for the pie! $10 suggested donation. Organic pies by Poco Farm.
Sunday, September 24, 2017, 6-9pm
Big thanks to Johnny Misheff for curating this night: a peak into the wide & wild documentary work of Adam Curtis, which will surely stir up some nutritious dialogue.
Friday, June 24, 2017, 8pm
the first of hal jepson’s many classic films, “cosmic children” helped to set the template for a more natural pairing of counterculture music & progressive surfing (1971). click the pic for a sample.
Saturday, June 17, 8pm
Morning of the Earth ( 1972 ) made by Alby Falzon was intended as an environmental statement presenting or suggesting an idealistic world in which surfers lived in harmony with the powers of nature. This was presented without narration or sub titles, and without any attempt to identify the surfing or the surfer’s locations, using music and imagery to provide an emotional context, and the lyrics of songs to reinforce its simple message.