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Home Movie Day October 20th

Episode 101 - Discussing Home Movie Day



On this week's episode, we're discussing Home Movie Day at the IU Cinema with Indiana University Communications & Culture grad student James Paasche, and Brian Graney, the Archivist at the Black Film Center Archive, one of the founders of Home Movie Day.

Home Movie Day allows people to bring in their home movies to show on the big screen. The purpose is to discuss the preservation of these films and recognize them as important historical artifacts.

We start with What Have You Seen Lately and Andy's discussing the Heartland screeners he's been watching and Brian is talking about Blue.

We then get into Home Movie Day. Brian was one of the original founders of the event, and he discusses the history along with what to expect at this year's event. You can bring in your own home movies on 8mm, 16mm, VHS or DVD on October 20th and see them shown on the big screen and discuss them with the crowd.

It was a fun event last year, and should be enjoyable this year, so bring your home movies to the Cinema on October 20th at 3pm and join in the event.

Video - Discussing Home Movie Day



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Movies Mentioned In This Episode



Casablanca

All Me: The Life and Times of Winfred Rembert

Free Samples

Somebody Up There Likes Me

Otelo Burning

Grand Illusion

Blue

The Master

The Parallax View

The Conversation

Little Red Wagon

Chicken with Plums

Detropia

Beyond the Black Rainbow

Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election

Project Nim

Lilya 4-Ever

Together

Alex Cross

Kiss the Girls

The Long Kiss Goodnight

Paranormal Activity 4

Side By Side

2 Days in New York

Stars in Shorts

THE PROCESSION

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