Duly hailed for his exquisite compositions and sympathetic feel for the rhythms of his cinematographic subjects, peripatetic filmmaker extraordinaire Robert Fenz also brings a keen contextual understanding to his lyrical 16mm explorations of the human condition around the globe. The program features the early breakout work Meditations on Revolution, Part V: Foreign City (2003, 32 min., b/w); Correspondence (2011, 30 min., color and b/w, silent), Fenz’s homage to the late ethnographic filmmaker Robert Gardner; La Nuit (2014, 12 min., silent), a haunting portrait of nighttime Marseilles; and Toros (2014, 6 min., b/w), a meditation on bullfighting. Fenz’s films have been screened at the Whitney Biennial, MoMA, Cinémathèque Française, and the Rotterdam and Locarno festivals, among other showcases.

In person: Robert Fenz