International Lens Film Series
Pandora-s Promise
Monday, January 25 Presented by: Steve Krahn, Professor of the Practice of Nuclear Environmental
Engineering; with Bethany Burkhardt, Research Engineer. USA/UK (2013) Dir: Robert Stone.
From Chernobyl to Fukushima, Pandora-s Promise provides a modern perspective on issues associated with nuclear power.Explores the journey of former antinuclear activists and weaves in illuminating footage from all over the world. Rated PG. 87 minutes. DVD. Presented in collaboration with the Vanderbilt student chapter of the American Nuclear Society.
The Gleaners and I
Wednesday, January 27 Presented by: Carolyn Taratko and J-Nese Williams, EOS Project Fellows. France (2000) Dir: Agnès Varda.
Pioneer of New Wave cinema,Varda creates an intimate portrait of people who gather left-over things - crops left after harvest, abandoned household goods, discarded food. Her study of gleaners, both urban andrural, is an exploration of waste, want, and changing Frenchvalues. French with English subtitles. Unrated. 82 minutes.DVD. Presented in collaboration with the EOS project.