Shorts 6 includes the films Blackthorn, Irakli's Lantern, E14, Heurtebise, and Arctic Summer.

Sam Robinson plies the thousand-year-old craft of dry stone walling in Cumbria, working in all weathers to make and maintain the lay of the land. His philosophy is one of protest, pride and authenticity — the counter-vision to a Britain bound by consumerism; the people removed from the work that once grounded their communities. For Sam, resistance is the honesty of work and words. SCREENING SPONSORED BY&nbsp;MONTANA STATE PARKS AND THE MONTANA STATE PARKS FOUNDATION

Blackthorn

In the Caucasus mountains of Georgia, 78-year-old Irakli Khvedaguridze has spent the past 25 winters living alone as the last inhabitant of Europe's highest village.

Irakli's Lantern

E14 is a study of human behavior in the densest and most overdeveloped residential area in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic as a filmmaker captures the events outside his window, watching as streets and apartments begin to empty during the first two weeks of the lockdown.

The wind blows hard in Heurtebise, Alice's seaside home in France. This year is her last, and the first for her great-grandson Dario. A life comes to an end and another begins.

Heurtebise

A poetic meditation on Tuktoyaktuk (Tuk), an Indigenous community in the Arctic and one of the northernmost towns in the world. The film captures Tuk during one of the last summers before climate change forced this coastal population to relocate to more habitable land. Screening Sponsored by Nia Tero ﻿<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/5adf3f9ee10f0ab1e958b622eb28befb.jpg">

Arctic Summer

This pre-recorded Q&amp;A welcomesARCTIC SUMMER&nbsp;Co-Directors Daniel Fradin, Kyle RosenbluthBLACKTHORN&nbsp;Director Dom BushIRAKLI'S LANTERN&nbsp;Director Ben Page Moderated by Walla Walla Movie Crush Co-Founder and Artistic Director Warren Etheredge.

Shorts 6: Global Perspectives Q&A

This pre-recorded Q&A welcomes Filmmaker from the films ARCTIC SUMMER, BLACKTHORN, and IRAKLI'S LANTERN

Shorts 6: Global Perspectives

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