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Helena Taberna is a Spanish director of a number of noteworthy films such as Yoyes (2000) and La buena nueva (2008) and groundbreaking documentaries like Extranjeras (2003) and more recently, Nagore (2010), which centers on the problem of femicide. Her most recent film, Acantilado (2016), won an award at the Austin Film Festival, and she has received numerous awards for her other films.
Monday, November 19th
3:30 PM Nagore (2010)
126 Voorhies
Followed by Q & A / discussion on gender violence and femicide
Tuesday, November 20th
12:00 PM Lunch Talk
912 Sproul Hall
1:00 PM Extranjeras (2002)
912 Sproul Hall
Followed by Q & A / discussion
These events are sponsored by the Department of Spanish & Portuguese, the Davis Humanities Institute, the Hemispheric Institute on the Americas, and the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies
