Event
Making Waves: The Rebirth of the Golden Rule + Burial [In-Person Only]
Sun Apr 14: 6.50pm PDT
International Uranium Film Festival 2024 [In-Person Only]
Making Waves: The Rebirth of the Golden Rule short film (6:50pm) + Burial screening (7:15pm) + Q&A (8:15pm)
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Short: Making Waves: The Rebirth of the Golden Rule
(James A. Knight, US, 2018, 25 min, in English)
This 25-minute documentary covers the history of the Golden Rule, a historic anti-nuclear peace boat, from her first voyage in 1958 through restoration from 2010 to 2015 and her current voyages. The filmmaker, James Seamus Knight of Caneyhead Productions produced the film during the San Diego Fleet Week protest on October 14, 2017 in conjunction with Veterans For Peace, San Diego chapter. vfpgoldenruleproject.org/making-waves
Feature: Burial
(Emilija karnulyt, Lithuania & Norway, 2022, 60 min, in English & Lithuanian with English subtitles)
A python slithers and curls over the abandoned control room of Chernobyls Big Sister the decommissioned Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant in Lithuania interpreting the plants radioactive core as an unleashed monster, one that will slither through time for millions of years. From Etruscan ruins and sunken cities to the most modern of underground repositories, artist and director Emilija karnulyt examines different ways in which humanity has attempted to bury the immortal. Burial is a gentle meditation on nuclear waste that examines burial traditions, and material and ritual heredity as it traces fresh and old scars that have been left on our geographical and cultural landscapes.
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