OPENING WEEKEND PROGRAMS:

TOMORROWLAND: CalArts in Moving Pictures
The Museum of Modern Art, NYC
May 25 - August 13
39 Provocative Programs, Over 200 Filmmakers

Opening Night: Thursday, May 25, 7:00pm

L. City. 2002. Sandro Del Rosario. A photocollaged tango of memory and oblivion. 8 min.

Two-Part Invention: A Portrait. 1979. Dane A. Davis. A composer¹s domestic life as musique concrète. 7 min.

9 in a Chimney 10 on a Bed. 2002. JJ Villard. Virtuoso animation about a girl making her way in a cruel and wondrous world. 4 min.

Departure. 2002. Danielle Ye. Manipulated found footage of trotting pigs. 7 min.

Toilet Pig. 2002. Hyun kyung Kim. Korean farmers practice an old and surprising tradition of raising pigs. 7 min.

Flesh Flows. 1974. Adam Beckett. A riotous orgy of animated orifices and protuberances. 6 min.

Wormholes. 1993. Stephen Hillenburg. A fly¹s-eye view of Relativityland, by the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. 7 min.

Removed. 1999. Naomi Uman. Using nail polish remover, bleach, and 1970s porn, Uman makes the female body into an obscure object of desire. 6 min.

The Orphans. 2006. Cy Kuckenbaker. The poignant and humorous story of two aging Lithuanian men who travel to Berlin to bury their childhood friend. 22 min.

Program 74 min.