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SUMMARY:Mezzanine: Terra Long's Feet in Water\, Head on Fire
LOCATION:2220 Arts + Archives
DESCRIPTION:Mezzanine presents FEET IN WATER\, HEAD ON FIRE\, directed by T
 erra Long. 2023\, 90m\, U.S.\, 16mm-to-digital.\n\nLos Angeles premiere! W
 ith filmmaker Terra Long in person\, followed by a Q&A moderated by Hannah
  Jayanti\n\n~\n\nWe are thrilled to present the overdue L.A. premiere of T
 erra Long’s stunning documentary portrait of California’s Coachella Va
 lley and the lives of its date palm farmers\, shot on beautiful 16mm film.
 \n\n“Terra Long’s feature debut is a breathtaking portrait of Californ
 ia’s Coachella Valley that is both anchored in the specifics of place an
 d community\, while freely exploring the limits of cinematic time and spac
 e. Shaped by seismic forces of the San Andreas Fault\, the Coachella Valle
 y is home to an agricultural community built around the date palm trees in
 troduced to the region in the early 1900s. Today\, the land and its people
  face combined threats from economic upheaval\, US immigration policy and 
 climate change. With an elliptical grace\, Long’s film spans vast expans
 es of geological time and sweeping desert landscapes into extreme close-up
 s of the region’s plant and insect life\, where microscopic views of cel
 lular biology trace intimate stories of human connection. Beautifully shot
  on 16mm film and featuring hand-processing techniques that incorporate pl
 ants native to the Coachella Valley into the film\, Long’s documentary i
 s grounded in place even on a material level.” -J.C.\n\n“Exquisite and
  sensory...as if listening to the planet getting an ultrasound.” - Brett
  Story\, Filmmaker Magazine\n\n“In her loosely structured\, sensorial do
 cumentary\, Long maps this history out along the San Andreas Fault\, which
  splinters the state from north to south\, capturing the textures and colo
 rs of the mountainous valley on gorgeously grainy 16mm… The film’s con
 struction\, in part\, also relies on human folkloric traditions of storyte
 lling\; everyone featured speaks of their experience of life\, or their an
 cestors’ lives\, in this region\, building a kind of polyphonic\, ever-e
 volving land biography.” -Caitlin Quinlan\, Reverse Shot\n\nOfficial Sel
 ection: 2023 True/False Film Festival\, IDFA\, First Look.\n\nSpecial than
 ks to Malin Kan\, Alisha Tejpal and Mireya Martinez.\n\nBoletos: https://d
 ice.fm/event/92n6w6-mezzanine-terra-longs-feet-in-water-head-on-fire-5th-o
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