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Animated Features: Constant Space with Schirkoa and The Mud

Thursday, March 22, 3:30-5pm, Canzani Center Screening Room [Columbus College of Art and Design], 60 Cleveland Ave.

Explore the stars with humanity in the distant future in director Emmett Fifield’s Constant Space, tag along as a politician faces a tough decision in Ishan Shukla’s Schirkoa, and find understanding through dance in Brandon Omari Lake’s The Mud.

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Animated Shorts

Thursday, March 22, 1-2:45pm, Canzani Center Screening Room [Columbus College of Art and Design], 60 Cleveland Ave.

Kick off the 66th Columbus International Film and Animation Festival with exceptional animations, featuring a famous land-shark detective created by CCAD grad Allie Vanaman, a cantankerous old matchmaker, narcotics addiction in West Virginia, and everything in between.

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Experimental Films

Thursday, March 22, 12noon-8pm, Canzani Center Beeler Gallery [Columbus College of Art and Design], 60 Cleveland Ave.

Step outside your comfort zone in this selection of boundary-pushing experimental films. Presented at no cost in CCAD’s Beeler Gallery, these films will run on a loop throughout the day.

Free.

Human Trafficking in Columbus: Screening of “Save My Seoul” followed by a panel discussion with experts

Tuesday, February 27, 7-9pm, Studio 35 Cinema & Draft House, 3055 Indianola Ave.

A screening of the documentary “Save My Seoul,” followed by a panel discussion about the current realities of human trafficking in massage parlors across the United States. “Save My Seoul” sheds light onto the global sex industry through interviews with traffickers, civilians, police, and survivors. Join us to discuss the local context of modern slavery in Columbus with experts from the human trafficking field.

Watch To The Ends of the Earth: The Rise of Extreme Energy

Tuesday, February 27, 7-9pm, Drexel Theatre, 2254 E. Main St.

To the Ends of the Earth follows concerned citizens who are living at the frontiers of extreme oil and gas extraction and are bearing witness to a global crossroads. They call for human ingenuity to rebuild society at the end of the fossil fuel era. A question-and-answer period with local leaders and activists who are engaged in the transition to renewable energy, as well as advocates for Community Rights, will take place after the film.

Simply Living will have a table in the lobby during this event.

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