I Remember Better When I Paint, narrated by Olivia de Havilland, is the first international documentary about the positive impact of art and other creative therapies on people with Alzheimer’s and how these approaches can change the way we look at the disease. A film by Eric Ellena and Berna Huebner, presented by French Connection Films and the Hilgos Foundation. Among those who are featured are noted doctors and Yasmin Aga Khan, president of Alzheimer’s Disease International and daughter of Rita Hayworth, who had Alzheimer’s.
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Will you be in Hood River this month? Be sure to reserve some time for these February art events from our neighbors up North! Still Life: A Moment in Time Feb. 7th – Mar. 2nd This month’s gallery show, Still Life: A Moment in Time, celebrates the rich history of still life painting through contemporary artwork.Learn More…
The Nook Gallery presents: Sue Krigsberg Feb. 7th – Mar. 2nd This month’s Nook Gallery artist is acrylic artists, Sue Krigsberg. Learn More…
School’s Out-Art’s In Exploring Glass Art Wednesdays & Fridays in February Kids explore glass etching, pointillism, cutting glass, and frit painting in a fun and lively atmosphere. Learn More… Sense of Place Lecture Series presents: Randy Kiyokawa Feb. 5th Randy Kiyokawa, One Family of Farmers’ Struggles to succeed in the Hood River Valley. Learn more… CAST Theatre production of: ‘ART’ Feb. 13th-15th, Continue reading February Events from Columbia Center for the Arts A small town is hit by an epidemic! Follow the lives of the two main characters as they struggle to survive at all costs. How fast can you run? How long can you hide? Who would you kill? Click to See the SOLIPSA Trailer. Cast and Crew: All local talent Filming Locations: Throughout Ashland’s community …
In a destitute country facing famine, natural disasters, and a beleaguered government, Muhammad Yunus saw an opportunity to help people one by one, and built an organization of others helping poor people help themselves. John Wellington Ennis reviews the film Bonsai People, which documents Yunus’ work in Bangladesh. 
Prosecutor Law. No Order. A documentary film screening and Q&A with Luis Moreno Ocampo, Stephen Lewis and filmmaker Barry Stevens Nov. 14, 2011 in Toronto “The Nazis killed millions of people. We said never again. We were wrong.” “The age … Continue reading Anya Wassenberg: Prosecutor Film Uncovers ICC Struggles 
This film, its characters, and the traditions of the Merja people in Russia make for some unusual cinematic companions, all travelers on a road to nowhere. 
Life, Above All introduces us to a brave, young classical heroine, who moves heaven and earth to keep her family together and remains a steadfast friend to another girl, who has been scapegoated by their community. 
Council of 13 Grandmothers – For The Next 7 Generations For the Next 7 Generations Film Festival Awards For the Next 7 Generations a film chronicle of the journeys of the Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers, heads into Fall with 4 new film festival selections, including 2 international premieres! __________________________________________ 4th Annual Native Spirit Film Festival, London ~UK Premiere~ Tel Aviv SPIRIT Film Festival ~Israeli Premiere~ Louisville International Film Festival National Geographic All Roads Film Festival ~Washington DC Premiere~ It only works if we come together! On September 21st people around the world will be celebrating the International Day of Peace. What better time to emphasize the commitment of the 13 Grandmothers to peace within and in the world by hosting a screening of their film “For the Continue reading The Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers: For the Next 7 Generations |
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