Plattsburgh, NY
Saturday Nov. 4 at 4:35 pm
Friday, November 3, 2017
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Screening in Montpelier, VT on April 4, 2017
Upcoming screening on Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at 6:30pm at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library (135 Main Street, Montpelier, VT).Free and open to the public.
More info on Kellogg-Hubbard site.
Screening at Champlain College on March 6, 2017
See original VTDigger.org announcement on this screening with follow-up panel.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Vermont PBS presents
Welcome to Vermont: Four Stories of Resettled Identity
Screening & Discussion
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 7:30 pm
Paramount Theatre
Rutland, VT
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| Mira and Greg Sharrow, Co-Director, Vermont Folklife Center, during Q&A |
Vermont PBS educates, informs, entertains and inspires Vermonters to be lifelong learners and engaged in their community.
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Welcome to Vermont
presented at
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute of of the University of Vermont (OLLI)
Thursday October 20th, 5pm-7pm
OLLI members: $20
Non-members: $40
Join documentary filmmaker and Fulbright scholar, Mira Niagolova, to view and discuss the film.
Comments from the screening:
This documentary is excellent!! I think it should be shown often. I was delighted to see "ages 412 grades" written down in the corner of the film, hoping it is being shown in our schools and as part of a whole education! Hats off to Mira Niagolova and the amazing work she and others did in putting this film together. Life IS "the stories" and we all have one. Mira has shared the lives of these 4 families who have resettled with honesty, dignity, and a sensitivity to the lives of these people. I wish everyone could view this as a tool to learn more about our neighbors. I cannot imagine the loneliness of those who resettle (especially the elders of the family) nor do I favor complete assimilation. Our beauty is in our uniqueness. I'm not good at communicating all that I feel in my heart...so let suffice to simply say, THANK YOU, Mira!
presented at
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute of of the University of Vermont (OLLI)
Thursday October 20th, 5pm-7pm
OLLI members: $20
Non-members: $40
Join documentary filmmaker and Fulbright scholar, Mira Niagolova, to view and discuss the film.
Comments from the screening:
This documentary is excellent!! I think it should be shown often. I was delighted to see "ages 412 grades" written down in the corner of the film, hoping it is being shown in our schools and as part of a whole education! Hats off to Mira Niagolova and the amazing work she and others did in putting this film together. Life IS "the stories" and we all have one. Mira has shared the lives of these 4 families who have resettled with honesty, dignity, and a sensitivity to the lives of these people. I wish everyone could view this as a tool to learn more about our neighbors. I cannot imagine the loneliness of those who resettle (especially the elders of the family) nor do I favor complete assimilation. Our beauty is in our uniqueness. I'm not good at communicating all that I feel in my heart...so let suffice to simply say, THANK YOU, Mira!
Sunday, September 18, 2016
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