In Hanoi, Vietnam, tattoo artist Tran Ngoc specializes in the rare and challenging art of tattooing over scars. Despite the social stigma surrounding tattoos in Vietnam, Ngoc empowers her clients, including breast cancer survivors and women with self-harm scars, to reclaim their bodies, demonstrating that her work is a profound act of compassion and resilience. WHAT WE LOVE:What a beautiful way to reclaim body parts seen as disfigured or ugly! A woman on a mission. This film is a part of BLOCK G: SHORTS BLOCK I:They Call Me The Tattoo WitchHave I Swallowed Your DreamsMy More Beautiful GhostBlurSister Salad Days This film can be viewed:Virtually (Virtual Admission) ORIn-person (March 9, 11:00 AM, Sarasota A﻿rt Museum, SHS Memorial Auditorium)

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They Call Me The Tattoo Witch

In Hanoi, Vietnam, tattoo artist Tran Ngoc specializes in the rare and challenging art of tattooing over scars. Despite the social stigma surrounding tattoos in Vietnam, Ngoc empowers her clients, including breast cancer survivors and women with self-harm scars, to reclaim their bodies, demonstrating that her work is a profound act of compassion and resilience.

A poetic conversation between an immigrant daughter and her mother about sacrifices and dreams. WHAT WE LOVE:All animated and so lovely. Insights for all parents - how much do we give up for our children? This film is a part of BLOCK G: SHORTS BLOCK I:They Call Me The Tattoo WitchHave I Swallowed Your DreamsMy More Beautiful GhostBlurSister Salad Days This film can be viewed:Virtually (Virtual Admission) ORIn-person (March 9, 11:00 AM, Sarasota A﻿rt Museum, SHS Memorial Auditorium)

Have I Swallowed Your Dreams

A poetic conversation between an immigrant daughter and her mother about sacrifices and dreams.

A fresh and creative take on disability from a self-described 'feminist, professor, mom, and hopeless romantic' who came home sick one day and didn't get better for five years. WHAT WE LOVE:If you've ever been frustrated by the medical community, start here. Then stay, for this film is more than that. It is a delightfully creative take on living with illness told with drama, realism, and humor. This film is a part of BLOCK G: SHORTS BLOCK I:They Call Me The Tattoo WitchHave I Swallowed Your DreamsMy More Beautiful GhostBlurSister Salad Days This film can be viewed:Virtually (Virtual Admission) ORIn-person (March 9, 11:00 AM, Sarasota A﻿rt Museum, SHS Memorial Auditorium)

My More Beautiful Ghost

A short auto-documentary about living with disability and chronic illness.

A tragic accident in Iran kills a young child and gravely injures a father. How does a mother's grief manifest itself? WHAT WE LOVE:Psychological nuances that make us think. A woman's grief at the loss of a child complicated by her feelings about her husband. A window on Iran and a universal emotion. This film is a part of BLOCK G: SHORTS BLOCK I:They Call Me The Tattoo WitchHave I Swallowed Your DreamsMy More Beautiful GhostBlurSister Salad Days This film can be viewed:Virtually (Virtual Admission) ORIn-person (March 9, 11:00 AM, Sarasota A﻿rt Museum, SHS Memorial Auditorium)

Taari (Blur)

In order for her husband to find solace and peace of mind after an accident that led to the tragic death of their one-year-old child, a woman borrows a child from her sister, who works as a nurse in a nearby home. She dresses the child in their daughter's clothes, hoping to make her husband believe their daughter is still alive. She is certain that when the man regains consciousness, his vision will be unclear, and he won't notice the difference between the child and their own. However, the husband ultimately survives the operation. The woman is now torn between finding joy in his survival and grappling with the lie she told him.

What would YOU do if your ultra-religious father had planned an arranged marriage for you? And your older sister's soul was trapped? Well, if you are Nigerian-American daughter Deborah, you enlist your purported fiancé to help - in highly unexpected ways. In the process, complexities of her father are also revealed. WHAT WE LOVE?Is anyone really who we think they are? Can we love parents who have wronged us? Get a fresh perspective on both these topics in this highly original short. This film is a part of BLOCK G: SHORTS BLOCK I:They Call Me The Tattoo WitchHave I Swallowed Your DreamsMy More Beautiful GhostBlurSister Salad Days This film can be viewed:Virtually (Virtual Admission) ORIn-person (March 9, 11:00 AM, Sarasota A﻿rt Museum, SHS Memorial Auditorium)

Sister Salad Days

When a double dutcher’s religious father forces her to get married, she enlists her friends and fiancé to stop the wedding and free her older sister whose soul is trapped on their father’s land.

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