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About Uncommon Knowledge
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Directed by Eliza Hemenway Produced by Eliza Hemenway Genre Release Date: November 2006 Filmmaker's Website Send to Friends |
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Plot Outline
Award winning documentary filmmaker Ellen Bruno called Uncommon Knowledge "A beautifully crafted and poetic political commentary." Jon Garfield, Media Studies Professor said, "Stunning visuals and leaps of insight, this film is as entertaining as it is illuminating. "
This compelling and poetic
documentary takes place inside the University of California as plans
unfold to shut down its historic San Francisco campus. A unique view
of privatization, filmmaker Eliza Hemenway worked at the campus for
over six years. Wondering why a public university was closing a campus in
favor of private development, she picked up her camera and began to
film. Uncommon Knowledge is
a revealing look into higher education and a hauntingly beautiful
portrait of a campus and the community it served.
Edgy original soundtrack by Tim Barsky and Everyday Theater with additional music by The Toids.
Awards
Official Selection - San Francisco Frozen Film Festival
Official Selection - International Laborfest Film Festival
Official Selection - SURGE Film Festival
Official Selection - Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival
Official Selection - Reel Work Film Series
Official Selection - New College Media Studies Film Festival