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SUMMARY:Tufts Women Take the Reel Film Festival: shorts (+ director)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260326T203000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Building: Barnum Hall\nCity: Medford\, MA 02155\nCampus: Medfo
 rd/Somerville campus\nLocation Details: Location TBD\nOpen to Public: Yes\
 nEvent Type: Film Screening\,Lecture/Presentation/Seminar\nEvent Subject: 
 Arts\,Humanities\nEvent Sponsor: School of Arts and Sciences\nEvent Sponso
 r Department / Area: Film and Media Studies program\nEvent Sponsor Details
 : Tufts Film and Media Studies\nSpeaker Name: Ng’endo Mukii\nEvent Conta
 ct Name: Gina O&#39\;Connor\nEvent Contact Email: gina.o_connor@tufts.edu\
 n\nScreening and discussion with director\, writer\, and professor Ng’en
 do Mukii.\n\nPresented as part of the Boston Women Take the Reel Film Fest
 ival.\n\nAnnie award winning and British Animation award nominated Writer 
 and Director\, Ng&#39\;endo Mukii\, will present a collection of short\, a
 nimated films spanning a decade of work. She will surface the themes and p
 rocess of her work\, contextualizing them in her heritage as a Kenyan\, an
 d her experience as part of the Afro diaspora. \n\nNg&#39\;endo Mukii is a
 n Annie award-winning and British Animation Award-nominated film director.
  She is most well known for ‘Enkai\,’ an episode on the Disney+ animat
 ed anthology\, Kizazi Moto.\n\nAt the prestigious Design Indaba conference
  she presented her talk\, ‘FilmTaxidermy and Re-Animation\,’ proposing
  the use of animation as a means of re-humanizing the ‘indigenous’ ima
 ge\; a people whose ‘real’ image is burdened with stereotypes of being
  the ‘Other.’\n\nNg’endo is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of
  Design\, and holds a Master of Arts in Animation from the Royal College o
 f Art. She is an alumni of the beautiful Berlinale Talents\, the distingui
 shed Urucu Media REALNESS Screenwriter’s Residency\, and the incredible 
 Goethe Institute Bahia Vila Sul artists’ residency.\n\nHer mixed-media a
 nd inter-genre approach to filmmaking\, particularly focused on the experi
 ences of indigenous African women\, gives her an incredibly unique visual 
 language and a preeminent voice in animation.​ \n\nShe lives and works i
 n Boston\, as a Professor of the Practice at SMFA at TUFTS University
LOCATION:Tufts Barnum LL08
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