Events Calendar



Feb 27

DEI Event

Losing Ground Film Screening

Losing Ground Film Screening & Talk with Seret Scott

Monday, February 27, 2023
3:00pm, Conversation with actor Seret Scott, Lamont Forum Room, Lamont Library
7:00pm, Film screening, Carpenter Center

Link for more information and to register for the event

One of the first narrative feature films directed by a Black woman, Kathleen Collins’ Losing Ground never received a commercial release, and after its premiere in 1982 and a subsequent screening at MoMA in January 1983, it showed only sporadically over the years. Collins died in 1988 at the age of forty-six, having made just this miraculous film and a short. Losing Ground remains an exquisite anomaly in feature filmmaking: a window into the realities and fantasies of an intellectual Black woman and her artist husband. To this day, there are no comparable characters to these utterly unique beings on screen.

Feb 27

Losing Ground Film Screening

Losing Ground Film Screening & Talk with Seret Scott

Monday, February 27, 2023
3:00pm, Conversation with actor Seret Scott, Lamont Forum Room, Lamont Library
7:00pm, Film screening, Carpenter Center

Link for more information and to register for the event

One of the first narrative feature films directed by a Black woman, Kathleen Collins’ Losing Ground never received a commercial release, and after its premiere in 1982 and a subsequent screening at MoMA in January 1983, it showed only sporadically over the years. Collins died in 1988 at the age of forty-six, having made just this miraculous film and a short. Losing Ground remains an exquisite anomaly in feature filmmaking: a window into the realities and fantasies of an intellectual Black woman and her artist husband. To this day, there are no comparable characters to these utterly unique beings on screen.