SURVIVA, directed by Ariel Dougherty and Carol Clement, a Women’s Film Preservation Fund (WFPF) preservation premiere, and Lisa Crafts' GLASS GARDENS, an earlier WFPF preservation, view the theme of art making and survival from different perspectives: SURVIVA, on a pragmatic level focusing on the day to day concerns of a group of women artists and GLASS GARDENS, showing the power of a woman’s artistic drive, even in the worst of times.  In both films animation figures prominently.

• NIGHT TRAIN; Gloria Chung; USA; digi; 2.50
• WATERWORKS; Lili White; USA; 4:20
• MY FAVORITE OBJECT; Meredith Moore; USA; 4:54
• STAY WHERE YOU ARE! ; Anna Pasztor; Music: Žibuoklė Martinaitytė; USA; 5.40
• MEMORY VIII - I REMEMBER YOU FROM THE FUTURE; Gloria Chung; Music: Paul Verciglio; USA; 6.30
• ONIKUMA; Direction, Animation, Editing, Cinematography: Alessia Cecchet; ITALY/USA; 12.08
• MEMORY IX - UTOPOS/DYSTOPOS; Gloria Chung; USA; 7.30
• YOURS TRULY LOST; Niyaz Saghari;  Super 8 to digi; UK; 6.00

Anthology welcomes German filmmaker Ute Aurand for a special screening of her brand-new 16mm film RUSHING GREEN WITH HORSES, as well as OH! THE FOUR SEASONS, a 1988 film made in collaboration with Ulrike Pfeiffer (and, via an introductory text, Anthology’s founder Jonas Mekas).

The Forgiveness of Judith Malina considers the ethics of forgiveness in the context of the Holocaust.The film features never-before-seen footage of late theater director Judith Malina with an original score by James Sclavunos of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.