Cinematheque Showing: Haze

The UT Dallas Cinematheque is a collaboration between the School of Arts & Humanities and the Student Union and Activities Advisory Board in association with the non-profit Video Association of Dallas. Each evening will feature a different independent film and be hosted by UT Arlington professor/founder and artistic director of the Dallas Video Festival, Bart Weiss. The events are designed to bring Texas filmmaking and video artists, along with student filmmakers, to the UT Dallas campus for the benefit of the student body. A short question and answer session will follow each film. The Cinematheque will specialize in programming that champions smaller films made with little money without the benefit of large scale marketing campaigns. The monthly Cinematheques could be likened to those rare occasions when a talented musician plays an intimate lounge instead of a sold-out stadium.

Documentary concerning the death of Chi Psi pledge Lynn Gordon Bailey, Jr. (Gordie) due to a hazing incident held near CU Boulder. A documentary about the crisis facing America: young people are dying in increasing numbers due to alcohol abuse. A documentary that takes a hard look at lifestyles of young people within America's Universities, Sororities and Fraternities.