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SUMMARY:Castration Film 2
DTSTAMP:20261011T233111Z
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DTEND:20261012T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:Castration Movie is a multi-part postmodern epic by visionary a
	uteur Louise\nWeard.The second part of Castration Movie (running 300 minut
	es with an\nintermission) contains one chapter:\n\n> “Anthology ii introdu
	ces protagonist Circle naked and alone in a bathroom\,\n> snorting drugs o
	ff the sink. Played by Alexandria Walton in a mesmerizingly\n> vulnerable 
	performance\, Circle has recently joined a trans separatist cult who\n> se
	lf-isolate in a basement\, surviving on hot dogs\, yoga\, orgies and ketam
	ine.”\n> Hyperreal\n\nThis screening is 5 hours long\, with an intermissio
	n in the middle.\n\nWe recommend bringing a cushion or your own camping ch
	air for comfort.\n\n> “As daring and revolutionary an indie film as any cr
	afted this decade.” –\n> William Bibbiani\, The Wrap\n> \n> “Castration Mo
	vie holds the shimmering promise of what cinema can be now\, when\n> multi
	plex fare has entered its moribund final act and fascism is tightening\n> 
	its grip on dissent\, free expression\, and the rights of the vulnerable. 
	Great\n> films about real things made on the margins are evermore essentia
	l\, and this\n> is a great film.” – Chris Sheilds\, Screen Slate\n> \n> “A
	 landmark in trans cinema\, from its blisteringly uncomfortable first act 
	to\n> its bottomlessly miserable last.” – Gretchen Felker-Martin (author\,
	 Manhunt)\n> \n> “May very well upend our notions of how trans film imager
	y can look and feel…\n> and taste.” – Willow Catelyn Maclay and Caden Gard
	ner (authors\, Corpses\,\n> Fools\, and Monsters: The History and Future o
	f Transness on Film)\n> \n> “Watching Castration Movie got me so hyped for
	 the future of film.” – Morgan\n> M. Page (writer\, Framing Agnes)
URL:https://tucsontimeline.info/event/castration-film-2
LOCATION:Splinter Collective - 901 N 13th Ave\, Tucson\, AZ 85705
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Film,LGBTQ+
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Castration Movie is a multi-part postmodern
	 epic by visionary auteur Louise Weard.The second part of Castration Movie
	 (running 300 minutes with an intermission) contains one chapter:</p><bloc
	kquote><p><em>“Anthology ii introduces protagonist Circle naked and alone 
	in a bathroom, snorting drugs off the sink. Played by Alexandria Walton in
	 a mesmerizingly vulnerable performance, Circle has recently joined a tran
	s separatist cult who self-isolate in a basement, surviving on hot dogs, y
	oga, orgies and ketamine.”</em> Hyperreal</p></blockquote><p>This screenin
	g is 5 hours long, with an intermission in the middle.</p><p>We recommend 
	bringing a cushion or your own camping chair for comfort.</p><blockquote><
	p><em>“As daring and revolutionary an indie film as any crafted this decad
	e.”</em> – William Bibbiani, The Wrap</p><p><em>“Castration Movie holds th
	e shimmering promise of what cinema can be now, when multiplex fare has en
	tered its moribund final act and fascism is tightening its grip on dissent
	, free expression, and the rights of the vulnerable. Great films about rea
	l things made on the margins are evermore essential, and this is a great f
	ilm.”</em> – Chris Sheilds, Screen Slate</p><p><em>“A landmark in trans ci
	nema, from its blisteringly uncomfortable first act to its bottomlessly mi
	serable last.”</em> – Gretchen Felker-Martin (author, Manhunt)</p><p><em>“
	May very well upend our notions of how trans film imagery can look and fee
	l… and taste.”</em> – Willow Catelyn Maclay and Caden Gardner (authors, Co
	rpses, Fools, and Monsters: The History and Future of Transness on Film)</
	p><p><em>“Watching Castration Movie got me so hyped for the future of film
	.”</em> – Morgan M. Page (writer, Framing Agnes)</p></blockquote>
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