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The theme of the festival is “New Southern Film,” which seeks to “both celebrate and interrogate Southern culture.”
“Why does it matter what we eat?”
A sense of seasoned and controlled expression of sorrow and disillusionment permeates the entire 37-minute record.
The team behind BFM considers it their primary goals to tackle food apartheid, address healthy living misconceptions and support local Black farmers. BFM works with farmers via a membership system to create a “community-centered space” where everyone can access affordable healthy food.
Not to say I wish to become her, but whenever I feel like the weight of growing up is almost too heavy to bear, I know I can always open “Neuromancer” and find that razorgirl who spits out her tears instead of shedding them.
To this challenge Krill has its own philosophy – aiming to present original flavors from Southeast Asia “with no boundaries.”
The Nasher Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, “Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948 - 1960,” opened on August 25 after a two-year postponement due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
While the severance procedure in itself is fascinating and twists the idea of “work-life balance” into outright “work-life division,” viewers can soon find out that this is just the facade of the series.
The pieces in “Blue” can be seen as either depression in motion or depression’s aftermath.
The Chronicle compiled Easter festivities and other spring events happening in Durham from this weekend through the end of April — perfect for a brief getaway from the end-of-semester stress.
