Post-screening Q&A with Kelly Gallagher.

Kelly Gallagher is an experimental filmmaker, animator, and Assistant Professor of Media Arts at Antioch College in Ohio and a graduate of the University of Iowa. Her theoretical and scholarly work investigates the radical and feminist possibilities of experimental animation. Her animations, experimental films and documentaries have screened internationally at venues including: The National Gallery of Art, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Sheffield Doc/Fest, London ICA Artists' Biennial, LA Film Forum, the Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry, Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, and NYC's Anthology Film Archives. Trigger warning: please note a film includes sexual assault imagery.

Program includes:
The Herstory of the Female Filmmaker (2009, 15 min)
Pennsylvania (2012, 2 min)
Do You Want to Go for a Drive (2015, 5 min)
Ceallaigh at Kilmainham (2013, 7 min)
FROM ALLY TO ACCOMPLICE (2015, 18 min)
More Dangerous Than a Thousand Rioters (2016, 6 min)
My Gossip (2018, 15 minutes - special preview/rough cut of latest upcoming work)