This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
This is how we did the holidays 🎁 Critical Barbra: Perspectives on the First Global Jewish Superstar at Gocthe University in Frankfurt (pictured is the presentation on Queer Jews by Michele Aaron, Warwick University), screened shorts in Paris with @piapia.asso.media, and screened “Black Is Blue” in Athens with the Lala artist residency. Sending you all love ❤️
Happy 40th anniversary, @sundanceorg! The first time I went to Sundance was in 1995 and it was called the USA film festival. I showed a short film called “Greetings From Africa.” There I met filmmakers and programmers who paved the way for independent cinema in the 90s. Then, years later I had another eye-opening experience when I came back to Sundance with my second feature film “Stranger Inside” and the festival welcomed us with open arms. Each experience has been life-changing. Happy birthday, Sundance 🎂 @michaelstipe @sundanceorg
Happy 40th anniversary, @sundanceorg! The first time I went to Sundance was in 1995 and it was called the USA film festival. I showed a short film called “Greetings From Africa.” There I met filmmakers and programmers who paved the way for independent cinema in the 90s. Then, years later I had another eye-opening experience when I came back to Sundance with my second feature film “Stranger Inside” and the festival welcomed us with open arms. Each experience has been life-changing. Happy birthday, Sundance 🎂 @michaelstipe @sundanceorg
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
Madonna!!!! Last minute fun before I head out for my next show @madonna
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
🎥 NEW🎬EPISODE🎞️ALERT📺 It’s an honor to kick off our 2024 season with the esteemed Cheryl Dunye, a world-renowned filmmaker, a director of episodic television, and the founder of Oakland’s @jingletown_films. Cheryl’s work includes the groundbreaking 1996 film The Watermelon Woman, which is part of the permanent cinema collection at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC and was added to the Criterion Collection in 2023. More recently she’s directed episodes of The Umbrella Academy, Lovecraft Country, Bridgerton, and Queen Sugar among many others shows. Hear Cheryl talk about five of her favorite tunes of the moment, the emotional places they take her, and the big wide cinematic possibilities that music can open up. Cheryl’s Selections: 5. Joan Armatrading – “Cool Blue Stole My Heart” 4. Chilly Gonzales – “Gogol” 3. Elis Regina – “Upa, Neguinho” 2. Wildcookie – “Serious Drug (Instrumental Version)” 1. Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir- “Like a Ship” Stream the episode anywhere you get your podcasts or click the link in our bio!
