Film 435 – Directing the Documentary
In nineteenth century Middletown, Connecticut, the Beman family built up one of the state’s first and few Black-owned spaces as a regional pillar of free Black activism and identity, but continued discrimination resulted in the community’s dissolution until a recent push from Middletown residents to revive its legacy.
FILM 430 – Documentary Production
An exploration into the experiences of Jack Tracy and hundreds of other veterans as they returned to Wesleyan University after World War II.
FILM 450 – Sight and Sound
While trying to do homework, Henry feels the draw of the party.
Two housemates share an apartment, but can’t stand each other.