Wednesday: September 3, 1997
Lee Morrissey, "Architecture and Literature: Horace Walpole's Example"

Wednesday: October 1, 1997
Jean Kuehnel, Reading from her fiction

Wednesday: November 12, 1997
John Idol, TBA

Wednesday: February 4, 1998
Bart Palmer, "A Reading from The Book of the True Poem by Guillaume de Machaut"

Wednesday: March 4, 1998
Sharon Jones, TBA

Wednesday: April 1, 1998
Ned Willey, TBA

All films are at 7:30 PM on Wednesdays in Vickery Hall Auditorium

September 17, 1997
Susan Mogul: I Stare at You and Dream

54:40 minutes -- "A slice of life melodrama about interrelationships of the filmmaker and her friends in Los Angeles"

October 22, 1997
Robbie Henson: Pharoah's Army


90:00 minutes -- "A romantic Civil War drama recreated from an Appalachian oral folk tale"

November 12, 1997
James Duesing: Law of Averages and other Animated Shorts


37:00 minutes -- "Animation meets contemporaray art, socio-political economics, and film noir in this outlandish comic romp"

January 21, 1998
Jem Cohen: Lost Book Found


37:00 minutes -- "Documentary and narrative melds into a complex mediation of city life in New York"

February 18, 1998
Alan Berliner: Nobody's Business


60:00 minutes -- "A poignant and graceful comic study of family history and memory"

April 1, 1998
Marcia Rock: Daughters of the Troubles: Belfast Stories


54:00 minutes -- "The intersecting lives of a Catholic and a Prostestant woman in Belfast who work together to rebuild the lives of their homeland"

The Southern Circuit Film series is sponsored by the College of Architecture, Art, and Humanities, the English Department, the South Carolina Arts Commission, and the Vending Machine Fund.