1. Directed by Preston Sturges Disguised as a hobo, a spoiled director sets out to make a serious film on the poor… and gets a rude awakening. “A GEM… A SERIOUS COMEDY… SUPER PERFORMANCES”—Time Out (#61 in Greatest Films of All Time – AFI) $5 Suggested Donation

  2. Directed by Bernardo Bertolucci In 1930s Italy, a weak-willed man becomes a fascist pawn who goes abroad to assassinate his old teacher, now a political rebel; scathing drama of fascism and beauty alike– and profound personal tragedy. “PROBING, UNSETTLING, VISUALLY COMPELLING”—Total Film. (#85 in 100…

  3. You are invited to bear witness to four individuals and their stories of wounding, healing, finding home, discovering freedom, encountering the divine, life, death, and transformation. View the short film, followed by a conversation with filmmaker, Christina Carney, and film participants, Roseanne Olszewski, David Hubert,…

  4. ArtRage Gallery Speaks Out Against Censorship See the censored video, A Fire in my Belly, at ArtRage from January 12 thru February 13, 2011

  5. Artist David Wojnarowicz – Silenced! ArtRage and Light Work will host an emergency screening of David Wojnarowicz’s video A Fire in My Belly, which was recently censored from the exhibition Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC….