Tonight you face a tough choice.
7 p.m. at Vanderbilt’s Wilson Hall, you have experimental filmmaker Leighton Pierce in-person screening his latest film. Laura Hutson has the details at Country Life.
7 p.m. at Fort Houston, you have the final installment of Les Blank Film Month: Rare 16mm screenings of Blank’s short roots music docs. Laura Hutson, once again, has the details at Country Life.
You know what I’ve noticed? Nashville Scene arts editor Laura Hutson always seems to be on-point with news on the best local art happenings. So much of her hard work goes unsung, and I just want to take a moment to say we’re incredibly fortunate to have this NYC transplant in our city.
As if the decision for tonight weren’t difficult enough, you also have the final screening of Shirley Clarke’s Portrait of Jason tonight at 6:25 p.m. at the Belcourt.
I want to split myself into three pieces and attend everything. As it happens, I’ll be at the Les Blank screening filling in for Kelli Hix on projector-operating duties. Let me know how the other two events go!