Date: January 9, 2018
Time: 6:00pm-7:30pm
Event Description:
A four-part film series inspired by the exhibition “Ragnar Kjartansson: Scandinavian Pain and Other Myths.”
Free for Members
$5 for non-Members
Arctic Superstar, Simen Braathen, 2016. Norway, Samí with English subtitles. 72 mins., Not Rated.
The indigenous, Samí rapper Nils Rune Utsi – aka SlinCraze – lives with his mother in Máze, a nearly abandoned town in the Arctic Highlands of Norway. His dream is to make a living from his music and maybe even become world famous. The only problem is that less than 20,000 people speak his endangered language.
Courtesy of Indie Films.
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