4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Eastern
FILE / LIFE
Each person at Pennhurst had a File.
Each person at Pennhurst had a Life.
File/Life is a community-led exploration of the Pennhurst archives produced by the Institute on Disabilities, Temple University. Seven archivists (all people with disabilities and/or family members) share stories from the archives that made them listen, feel, imagine, and remember. In doing so, they ask the question: Can a file ever contain a life? Stories are told through a variety of mediums, including short films of varying artistic styles, that together create an hour-long, deeply personal, visual, and aural exploration of the archives.
This compilation film will be screened at Scribe on Saturday, December 14th with a discussion with the File/Life collaborators to follow. The film and some installation materials will be on view at Scribe through Saturday, December 21.
To learn more about File/Life, visit the Institute on Disabilities website
The film is audio described, open captioned, and ASL interpreted.
Welcoming remarks and post-screening discussion will be CART captioned and ASL interpreted.
Cost: Suggested Donation - $5.00
For more information email inquiry@scribe.org
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