Free screening – no ticket necessary!
All free La CinOMAthéque screenings will take place in the Truist Auditorium at the Orlando Museum of Art.
ACCESS FOR ALL AT OMA presents:
La CinOMAthéque: A collaboration between OMA and Enzian, with generous support provided by the Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program. Access for All at OMA is a monthly free day dedicated to the community. La CinOMAthéque will be a series of 6 bimonthly free screenings of experimental, avant-garde, art films in the Truist auditorium at OMA on Access for All day.
Each screening will be introduced and include a talkback with OMA Chief Curator Coralie Claeysen-Gleyzon and Enzian Programming Manager Tim Anderson.
Rize:
Rize (2005), directed by legendary photographer and filmmaker David LaChapelle, is a raw, electrifying documentary that dives into the birth of two explosive Los Angeles dance movements: clowning and krumping. Set in South Central L.A., the film follows dancers Tommy the Clown, Lil’ C, and Miss Prissy as they transform street dance into a powerful outlet for joy, rage, and survival, and a tool for self-expression, community, and resistance in neighborhoods shaped by violence and inequality. Blending high-energy battle footage with intimate interviews and a genre-spanning soundtrack, Rize captures how movement becomes a lifeline and a revolution on the streets of Los Angeles.
2005, 84 minutes, USA/UK, Directed by David LaChapelle, Rated PG-13
