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And Again I Dream
Directed by: Catherine Gund, Mariah Norman | 40 mins
Ivy Young (1947-2023), a journalist and organizer, knows that mainstream society will not preserve her story after she’s gone, so she rallies friends and her niece Jade – a history teacher whom she inspired with her vision and her grit – to defy the past for the sake of a shared future of resilience, compassion, and love. Together with history student Mariah, and lifelong friend Catherine, they explore Ivy’s archive of experience, illuminating her life across queer generations, forging a bridge between memory, activism, and identity.
The Dark Knot at the Center
Directed by: Inês Pedrosa e Melo | 18 mins
Drawing from an archive of letters written in the 1960s, the film reimagines women’s clandestine journeys from across the United States to Mexican border towns to access underground abortion care.
Buckskin
Directed by: Mars Verrone | 17 mins
An experimental portrait of the filmmaker’s grandfather: Carroll B. Williams Jr., a ground-breaking African-American forester, reflecting on his work and legacy in the twilight of his life.
Come to See Me at Oglala
Directed by: Mary Heather Carver, William T. Horner | 32 mins
This is a 1987 interview of William Horn Cloud, a renowned traditional Oglala Lakota singer, historian, philosopher, and intellectual who spent his entire life, 85 years, on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. I had the good fortune to interview him and his wife which became the basis for this documentary. Original 16mm footage and audiotapes remained unedited until digitized and edited between 2024 and 2026.
Dates & Times
Washington University’s Brown Hall Auditorium
November 8, 2026
3:30 pm
