Based on Clane Hayward’s memoir, The Hypocrisy of Disco, Lane 1974, co-written and directed by S.J. Chiro, is about Lane, a 13 year old girl who struggles to keep her family together as her iconoclast mother moves without warning through the communes and dusty back woods of Northern California.  Lane, at a very young age, is forced to explore what she wants her identity to be. Will she decide for herself, or let the world decide for her?

This screening is part of Femme Film Fridays, a film series highlighting the cinematic works of women, both behind and in front of the camera. Now in its second season, all the films for the 2017-2018 season address ideas of identity. This evening’s program includes a film screening with Q&A to follow with Associate Professor, Dr. Donna Kornhaber and short-filmmaker, Stephanie Ard. Prior to the feature film screening is Stephanie Ard’s short film, That Day.  Come early at 6pm for a welcome reception with cash bar.

Please note: Entrance for this screening will be at the IMAX Lobby doors.

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