A man walks through his memory as it becomes more abstract. About the Director:<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/fbd2ad84dcb0d224dd244cc046290087.jpg" width="143" style="display: inline; margin: 0px 0px 1em 1em; float: right;">Mason Lahue is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Texas at Arlington Art + Art History.

Mis-remember

A man walks through his memory as it becomes more abstract.

Anthony plans to bring his family from Nigeria to join him in the US. These plans are threatened when a mysterious woman shows up at his motel room in need of help. When he wakes up to find her dead in his bed he must untangle a strange mystery which forces him to question his reality. Programmer Notes:From the first minute I was down the rabbit hole and didn’t take a breath until the end. --I loved everything about this film—don’t know where to begin. It’s complex, poignant, meaningful, suspenseful, intriguing, moving. About the Director:<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/60012ae703d828c2275c34d016fa3093.jpg" width="188" style="display: inline; margin: 0px 0px 1em 1em; float: right;">Jeffrey St. Jules is the first Canadian to have been selected for the Cannes Festival Residence where he developed his feature film debut, Bang Bang Baby, which has premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was awarded Best First Canadian Feature. It was also the winner of the top prize at the Santa Barbara Film Festival and was selected as the outstanding debut feature at the Canadian Screen Awards. His much lauded shorts had their premieres at TIFF and went on to play over 40 festivals worldwide, including Sundance Film Festival. He has been described as ‘Canada’s master of the surreal short form’ by The Globe and Mail and ‘One of the most brazenly original voices to come out of Canada in the past 10 years’ by TIFF.

Cinema of Sleep

A refugee's plans for a new life in the US are threatened when he finds a dead body in his motel room.

Writer and director Jeffrey St. Jules and lead actor Dayo Ade discuss CINEMA OF SLEEP with Head of Festival Programming Selin Sevinc.

Cinema of Sleep Q&A

Writer and director Jeffrey St. Jules and lead actor Dayo Ade discuss CINEMA OF SLEEP with Head of Festival Programming Selin Sevinc.

Cinema of Sleep w/ Mis-remember & Cinema of Sleep Q&A

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