INC NEWS - Latin Am. films, theater, Art Walk, photos & more

[Laura Drey]

Fri - Sat November 9 ­ 10  8:15 p.m.
Sun November 11 7:00 p.m.
Wed - Sat November 14-17  8:15 p.m.

Adapted from her novella by Jody McAuliffe, MY LOVELY
SUICIDES is a surreal dreamplay charting the tortured
life of the original suicidal artist, Heinrich von
Kleist. Wildly famous in the rest of the world and a
cult favorite in the US, Kleist was the author 19th
century classics The Marquise of O., Michael Kohlhaas,
Penthesilea, and The Prince of Homburg. A multi-media,
movement theater staging.

Manbites Dog Theater,
703 Foster St., Durham

Tickets: $12 Thurs/$17 Fri-Sun with pay-what-you-can
Reservations: www.manbitesdogtheater.org or
#(919)682-3343.

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21st Annual Latin American Film Festival

Please note: Gaiteando, a documentary co-produced and directed by CDS
Instructor Simone Keith
will be screened on Sunday, November 4th at NCSU Witherspoon Student Center
at 3:45 p.m.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 € 7:00 p.m.
Duke University € Richard White Auditorium on Duke East campus
American Visa - Bolivia

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 € 7:00 p.m.
Durham Tech Community College € ERC Auditorium, Main Campus
La Vida No Es Fácil/Life is Not Easy - USA
Followed by discussion with director Maurice Martínez, and
Estefania San Juan from El Pueblo Inc.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 € 7:00 p.m.
NCCU € Michaux School of Education Auditorium
Favela Rising - Brazil
Introduction by Antonio Arce with a batucada (Brazilian drumming)
performance.

(There are also movies elsewhere in the Triangle.)

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Saturday, November 10    10 ­ 8

One World Market semi-annual bag sale

One World Market
811 Ninth St. (across from E.K. Powe Elementary School) (D)
³A non-profit retail fair trade store that sells crafts, jewelry, home
furnishings and other items. One World Market has helped improve the lives
of thousands of hard-working families in the world's poorest countries.²
Receive 20% off everything you can fit into our bag! One day only.

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Sunday, November 11

Artist's Talk  2:30-5:00 p.m.
Derek Anderson leads a discussion about his photographs and the Mississippi
Delta, and shares audio recordings he made on location.

through November 13

Delta Dream Express
 
Photographs by D. L. Anderson
D. L. Anderson's photographic journey passes through the struggles and
fantasies, hardships and dreams of the Mississippi Delta today. Delta Dream
Express strives to examine the modern-day cultural landscape in a colorful,
unique and fertile American region with a difficult past and uncertain
future. Bedroom rehearsals to back road jukes. Hip-hop hopefuls and bygone
blues makers. Fields of white gold to a mighty casino boom. Country churches
with plenty of room, broken pianos and one talented tuner. Strong women.
Hard times. Babies raising babies. Returning to your roots. Tourism.
Poverty. Progress. Abandonment.
 <http://dlanderson.com/>
 
In 2006, Derek Lee Anderson Anderson worked on a long-term assignment for
the Associated Press <http://asap.ap.org/stories/726396.s>  about the state
of blues music in the Mississippi Delta in the age of the iPod. Anderson
returned to the Delta in 2007 to participate in the American Diversity
Project <http://www.americandiversityproject.org/> .

Through This Lens  687-0250
303 E. Chapel Hill Street
Durham
www.throughthislens.com <http://www.throughthislens.com/>

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November 12 ­ 18

10% of purchases from Play House Toy Store will go to the school of your
choice

Play House Toy Store 286-1317/286-2811
702 Ninth St (D)
Traditional, independent toy store with art supplies and craft kits, wooden
toys, European infant toys, puzzles, Playmobile, papo figures, groovy girls,
Madame Alexander and other exquisite dolls.

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Duke Amnesty International is  hosting a Human Rights Film Festival.

Nov. 13   "Too  Flawed to Fix"  7pm  White Lecture Hall on East Campus
The Illinois death penalty emphasizes the  presence of human rights abuses
in our nation. 

Nov. 27   "The Day My God Died"  7pm   White Lecture Hall on East Campus
In the brothels  of India, the international child sex trade is exposed.

Each film will  be followed by an open forum (involving the audience) led by
prominent  professors interested in each topic.

For more information, please e-mail  Mary Key at mary.key at duke.edu.

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November 16 ­ 18  Friday added for 2007.
 
Durham Art Walk  560-2787
Downtown Durham. Maps may be picked up at the Durham Arts Council, 120
Morris Street.  Has special exhibits, a variety of programs on the CCB
Plaza, and more music, activities and performances throughout the downtown
area. Every placed marked with red dots.
Friday preview 6 ­ 9, Saturday 10 am - 5 pm,  Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm   Rain or
Shine 
³Here¹s a chance for urban explorers to discover hidden treasures by artists
in downtown studios, impromptu exhibit venues, and revitalized living
spaces.² 
www.durhamartwalk.com <http://www.durhamartwalk.com>
<http://www.durhamartwalk.com>

Laura




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