Film highlights stories of transgender ministers
ETSU welcomed award winning film-maker Megan Daniels to screen her documentary titled “Proper Pronouns” on Feb. 14. The film followed the emotional journey of four …
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February 16, 2022 Film highlights stories of transgender ministers
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September 13, 2020 School of the Arts to screen Sundance film “Coded Bias”
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November 8, 2017 ‘Jackson’ documentary explores women’s healthcare
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September 12, 2016 ‘Art of the Prank’ docu-film to be shown at ETSU
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Free indie documentary screenings available this semester
ETSU is running a series of indie documentaries from the South Arts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers, and students are encouraged to learn about …
“Cane Fire” addresses family history, tourism
From Feb. 7-10, the annual South Arts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers started its spring selection of films; the first of the three documentaries …
“Fandango at the Wall” bridges cultural gaps
On Nov. 2, ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts screened its third independent film of the semester from the Southern Circuit Tour of …
School of the Arts to screen Sundance film “Coded Bias”
ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts will be hosting a virtual screening of the Sundance selection documentary film “Coded Bias,” directed and produced …
‘Light From Light’ tells heartfelt ghost story
The Southern Circuit of Independent Filmmakers series continued last Monday with a screening of “Light From Light” in the reopened Culp auditorium. “There were two …
‘The Infiltrators’ next up on Southern Circuit series
On Feb. 17, the Mary B. Martin School of the Arts will be screening “The Infiltrators” in the first of two events of the spring …
Documentary soars at ‘Float’ screening
On Nov. 18, filmmakers Phillip Kibbe and Benjamin Saks screened their film “Float” at ETSU, which follows the story of F1D competitors at the 2014 …
Alabama students ‘Wrestle’ with personal, athletic lives
Filmmakers Suzannah Herbert and Lauren Belfer put their lives on hold for five months to record the lives of four high school wrestlers in Huntsville, Alabama.
‘Same God’: A story of embodied solidarity
For many, social media is a harmless outlet of expression, but for Dr. Larycia Hawkins, it cost her everything. Filmmaker Linda Midgett follows the story behind how a hijab changed Hawkins’s whole life.