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SUMMARY:The Aggie Arthouse presents Killer of Sheep (1978) and Virtual Q&A 
 with director Charles Burnett
DESCRIPTION:The Aggie Arthouse and SWAMP Filmmaking Club will be hosting a 
 screening of Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep (1978) followed by a virtua
 l Q&amp\;A with the acclaimed director. The event will take place at 6 PM 
 on February 6th.
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\nCharles Burnett is widely regarded as one of the mos
 t important American filmmakers\, and a central figure of the L.A. Rebelli
 on movement. Killer of Sheep is often cited by critics and scholars as one
  of the greatest independent films ever made for its honest\, humane portr
 ayal of Black working-class life. In 2017\, Burnett received an Honorary A
 cademy Award in recognition of his lifelong contributions to cinema\, and 
 his work is frequently praised by filmmakers and critics for its quiet pow
 er\, emotional depth\, and cultural significance.
LOCATION:Harrington Education Center Classroom Building 209
URL:https://getinvolved.eis.tamu.edu/org/theaggiearthouse/events/19812/4868
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Aggie Arthouse and SWAMP Filmmaking Clu
 b will be hosting a screening of Charles Burnett's Killer of Sheep (1978) 
 followed by a virtual Q&amp\;A with the acclaimed director. The event will
  take place at 6 PM on February 6th.</p><p>Charles Burnett is widely regar
 ded as one of the most important American filmmakers\, and a central figur
 e of the L.A. Rebellion movement. <i>Killer of Sheep</i> is often cited by
  critics and scholars as one of the greatest independent films ever made f
 or its honest\, humane portrayal of Black working-class life. In 2017\, Bu
 rnett received an Honorary Academy Award in recognition of his lifelong co
 ntributions to cinema\, and his work is frequently praised by filmmakers a
 nd critics for its quiet power\, emotional depth\, and cultural significan
 ce.</p>
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