Film: Undine

Undine (2020, Germany, dir. Christian Petzold, 90 mins.)

The modern-day love life of a museum historian in Berlin is complicated by the fact that she is a mythological water nymph who can only remain human while she is in love with a man but is doomed to die if he is ever unfaithful to her.

About FILM@UC
All showings Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. in Macfarlane Auditorium. Admission is free.

PLEASE NOTE: The film series is once again open to the public. All attendees at indoor campus events, regardless of vaccination status, must wear masks.

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Professor Jeffery Miller

Director, FILM@UC

(315) 792-3086

jmiller@utica.edu

Additional Events

Sep

Film: Bitterroot

Divorced and recently laid off, a middle aged Hmong man avoids the pressure to remarry by spending his days drinking, singing, and foraging for coveted morel mushrooms to make ends meet, while caring for his aging mother on the family farm in rural Montana.

7:00pm Macfarlane Auditorium

Sep

Film: I, the Song

A teacher in Bhutan’s capital is accused of appearing in a non-consensual pornographic video and sets out to prove her innocence, only to find that her lookalike from the video has disappeared from her hometown and left behind the mystery of a lost sacred song.

7:00pm Macfarlane Auditorium

Sep

Film: Pig at the Crossing

After a young man abruptly dies in an accident, he finds himself in an unfamiliar realm between death and rebirth in which he must face the consequences of his past actions, choose to right his wrongs, and let go of his attachment to his former self.

7:00pm Macfarlane Auditorium

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