Collective Eye adds Art films to Catalog!
Collective Eye is pleased to announce two new films to our catalog:
Between Earth and Sky , is a poetic journey into the lives of three, young Iraqi refugee artists, struggling to find hope through art.
Freedom on the Fence, which details the evolution of the unique role posters played in the social, political and cultural life of Poland.
The film recently played at the Museum of Modern Art as well as festivals around the country. For more info – The Village Voice , to read an interview with CRIT click here
Heart Broken in Half
Gangs are society’s ultimate devil figure. They symbolize transgression and embody the deepest fears of middle class citizens. Few filmmakers have dared or been able to get behind the headlines to confront the human reality and complexity of street gangs in urban America. Challenging stereotypes, this documentary gives voice to the street youths and reveals their underground culture. Here is an intricate web of symbols and passions, territory and brotherhood, honor and all to often, death.
“The Heart Broken in Half reminded me of Spike Lee’s best work; as a documentary it taught me about street life in today’s Chicago—and by analogy about many of America’s inner-cities.” – Richard Schechner, Professor of Performance Studies, New York University
