OPENING WEEKEND PROGRAMS:

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

You Are There
Sunday, May 28, 3:00; Monday, May 29, 5:30.

Wise and witty film essays that shed light on forgotten moments of history.

They Were the First to Ride. 1996. Lyndon Barrois. An ingeniously animated chronicle of the eleven African-American jockeys who won the Kentucky Derby between 1875 and 1902. 9 min.

I Saw One. 1998. Peter Brinson. A deadpan account of a UFO encounter. 3 min.

Hub City. 1997. Bill Brown. A devastating tornado, the Lubbock Lights, and Buddy Holly. 15 min.

The Mark Twain Company. 1998. Adam Goldman. On Samuel L. Clemensą posthumous career, an absurdist tale of mythmaking and greed. 30 min.

Was It Only a Dream? A Posthumous Work on Lunar Geography and Its Relationship to a Witchhunt. 1991. Susan Kornfeld. The obscure but fascinating story of astronomer Johannas Kepler and his mother, as told with puppets. 13 min.

Old Faithful. 2000. Carole Kim. A natural wonder becomes a mundane spectacle. 5 min.

Program 75 min.