event: unexpected nature films
by Greg on Jul.09, 2009, under Science Event
Always a fan of seeing nature films projected behind my favorite bands (nymph!), this looks like it may be a great event to start off your friday.
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Unexpected Nature FilmsJessica Oreck’s film, Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo is an in-depth look at the art (and the science) of beetle collecting in Japan. Her trailer for Beetle Queen is one of a handful of films that will screen during this quirky science film extravaganza. See shorts by nature documentarian Jean Painleve, and behind-the-scenes footage documenting the techniques of Disney’s 1950′s vintage nature films, plus a few surprises.
Place: Observatory Room, 543 Union St., Brooklyn
Price: $3
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