Memory is elusive. What we recall, what falls out of our heads, what we let slide, what we argue over, what we determinedly misremember in the face of evidence. Former Austinite Kyle Henry started making his latest documentary, Time Passages, as a way to process the death of his father and his mother’s encroaching dementia. It instead evolved into a nuanced exploration of our relationship to our shared pasts and how it is stored, whether in our minds or in photographs, and of how Kodachrome film and home movies shaped our recent past. Henry is taking the film on a Kickstarter-backed national tour, so don’t miss out on any of the three screenings in his own hometown, all followed by Q&As with Henry. – Richard Whittaker
March 28 - 30
