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8 films in package
You Wouldn’t Understand
An idyllic picnic of one is upended after the arrival of a stranger.
Unvaulted: The Jundt Art Museum
Told through the eyes of the museum’s current director, Paul Manoguerra, this short documentary-style feature explores all that the Jundt Art Museum has to offer, and the importance of art in our society today.
Gus
Gus attempts to settle into his new home all while Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have hired a paranormal crew to document an unusual haunting.
Analog Is Not Dead
In these digital times there is a niche revival happening with analog tape, vinyl, outboard gear and vintage mixing consoles. This is the introductory story that features three veteran audio engineers from the Pacific Northwest and one renegade engineer and studio owner in Nashville.
Squatch Man
A clueless man is determined to hunt down the Sasquatch he believes kidnapped his father. However, Bigfoot isn't the only animal in the woods.
What the Wood Wants to Be
A mill in northwest Washington specializes in finding the guitars in felled trees, discovering what the wood wants to be.
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The Ravin'
A sequel to Poe's The Raven, in verse, in which the narrator grows to question the validity of the bird's symbolic pretensions. Stop motion puppet animation.
But Still a Bird Sings
An intimate portrait of an aging singer and artist and her journey to reclaim her identity after losing her voice to cancer.
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We invite you to watch the Q&A led by SpIFF Programmer Tim Winterstein with Spokane+PNW Filmmakers filmmakers Ron Ford (The Ravin’), Lynn Thomas (What the Wood Wants to Be), Isabella Harris Hamlin (Unvaulted: Jundt Art Museum), Trish Harnetiaux and Jacob A. Ware (You Wouldn’t Understand), and Michael Serna (Gus): https://youtu.be/ihhvsyM9R1U   

The Jundt Art Museum has called Gonzaga University home since 1997. The museum’s collection boasts more than 4,000 pieces of art ranging from Andy Warhol to Ansel Adams, from Pablo Picasso to Auguste Rodin, and from Dale Chihuly to Alexander Calder. The museum attracts visitors not just from the Gonzaga community, but from all over the country who travel to see its carefully curated exhibitions. Told through the eyes of the museum’s current director, Paul Manoguerra, this short documentary-style feature explores all that the Jundt Art Museum has to offer, and the importance of art in our society today.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    6 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Director
    Isabella Harris Hamlin, Luke Kenneally
  • Producer
    Isabella Harris Hamlin, Luke Kenneally
  • Cast
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