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SUMMARY:No Time To Fail (with post-screening panel) at Arts + Literature Laboratory
DESCRIPTION:After the polls close on November 3\, 2020\, Rhode Island poll workers and Registrar Nick Lima (right) review the voting results printed from DS200 ballot scanners. \nThis is a free event\, but ALL is requesting advance registration. \nTwo weeks ahead of the midterms\, No Time To Fail (2022)\, Sara Archambault and Margo Guernsey’s nail-biting 90-minute chronicle of Rhode Island elections officials’ sticktoitiveness\, finds a vital local premiere at Arts + Literature Laboratory. \nWith lucidity and precision\, Archambault and Guernsey’s lens follows officials among three major Rhode Island cities (Cranston\, Providence\, and Central Falls) in addition to the Department Of State and Board Of Elections\, coordinating and navigating the amassing complications brought on by the pandemic between September and November 2020. Not only have they been tasked with precarious election logistics\, but they are forced to contend with the brunt of public animus and distrust stirred by corporate media and a sitting President who’s borrowing from the neo-fascist playbook to claim unsubstantiated fraud ahead of any officially tallied ballots. \nThe co-directors’ efforts truly shine when they pull back the curtain to reveal the immense devotion and adaptability involved with the people in these positions\, especially Providence Administer of Elections Kathy Placencia and Clerk Of The Board Renay Brooks Omisore\, who put aside their personal lives to ensure that anyone who wants to vote can do so on or before election day. It’s as good a demonstration as any that democracy (with a lowercase “d”) requires active participation and comprehension of the process by tough-minded individuals working at multiple levels. \nFurther\, as Director Of Elections at Secretary Of State’s office Rob Rock puts into perspective\, if this much organization is involved throughout a state like Rhode Island\, imagine it in Wisconsin. We have five times its population and over 14 times as many counties. Not everything will run like clockwork\, and there won’t always be simple answers staring us in the face. It’s a grey reality that a segment of the media and a major political party no longer adheres to—only a delusional narrative devoid of complex solutions and empathy. \nMadisonians may not be the audience who most needs to witness the mechanics of this film\, but the sense of urgency is utterly compelling. Perhaps it’s enough to encourage a conversation with those who’ve been led astray to acknowledge community labor and planning behind the scenes of our government. \nIn a post-screening discussion with co-director Archambault and Dane County Clerk’s Office Elections Management Specialist Rachel Rodriguez\, be sure to ask more about the film’s final statement\, the short- and long-term ramifications of a “mass exodus of election officials from the field.” \n—Grant Phipps
URL:https://tonemadison.com/event/no-time-to-fail-with-post-screening-panel-at-arts-literature-laboratory/
LOCATION:Arts + Literature Laboratory\, 111 South Livingston Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:Twilight at Majestic
DESCRIPTION:It’s vampire/werewolf season again and the Madison-based Say It Out Loud podcast is warmly inviting devotees (and challenging non-believers) to come out on to enjoy the sillier side of the cult 2008 film Twilight. If you’ve had a pulse on the internet over the past few months\, you may have already seen that we are neck deep in a Twilight Renaissance\, including memes\, Zoom parties and Midnight Sun\, a 2020 companion to the 2005 Twilight novel\, told from Edward Cullen’s perspective.  \nWhether you’re curious about what all the Twilight hype is about (“Bella\, where the hell have you been\, loca?”)\, or looking to revisit the same thrill that you had going to the midnight premiere of Twilight as a youth\, Say It Out Loud hosts Jennalee Emmert and Alyssa Allemand are ready to assist you with their fang-sharp humor and a Twilight-themed drinking game (which will be available to take home after the event to play with friends over and over again). Although actual vampires are not explicitly invited to the screening (Rosalie and Carlisle Cullen can come)\, attendees are encouraged to dress up for the event. \nFeeling inspired to revisit young adult yearnings with a critical mind and a fully formed frontal lobe? Want to satisfy “nostalgia cravings” before this event? Listen back to episodes of the Say It Out Podcast (like episode three\, a two-parter featuring a licensed marriage and family therapist who talks about Edward and Bella’s horrifyingly toxic relationship) on iHeart Radio\, Spotify\, Apple or wherever you listen to podcasts. You can follow along with the pod on Twitter.  \n—Hanna Kohn
URL:https://tonemadison.com/event/twilight-at-majestic/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre\, 115 King Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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