yours
Format: 16 mm film
Run Time: 7 minutes 20 seconds
February 1999.

An experimental narrative about a family moving out of an apartment, what they choose to remember and experience, and what they want to leave behind. The film unfolds how each family member deals with the move, and with each other.

Recipient of Wagaman grant Fall 2001.
Screenings: SF Magazine Best of the Bay 2009, Chicago Filmmakers/Third I: Kirthi Nath Retrospective, Modern Times 35th Anniversary Celebration (SF, CA, October 2006), 3rdI Chicago (Chicago, IL, February 2005), Collected Works/Selected Experiences: An Evening with Kirthi Nath at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (SF, CA, September 29, 2004), 3rdI New York, July 2004, 3rdI Chicago (Chicago, IL, June 2004), Q-Filmistan (SF, CA, September 2003), Desi Art in the Diaspora (Oakland, CA, August 2003), Ladyfest Texas (Austin, TX, May 2003), Ladyfest Bay Area (SF, CA July 2002), ), SLANT-Bold New Asian Images (Houston, Texas, June 2002), “MERA NAM EMERGING- RECENT WORKS BY INDIAN AMERICAN ARTISTS”, an event presented by AECA Alliance of Emerging and Creative Artists) featuring 3 films by Kirthi Nath, poetry by Summi Kaipa with a discussion moderated by Tisa Bryant (SF, CA, May 30, 2002, Santa Cruz Women of Color Film Festival (Santa Cruz, CA, April 27, 2002), 20th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SF, CA, March 12, 2002), Women's Art Show at the Che Café (SD, CA, Fall 2001), Ladyfest 2000 (Olympia, WA, August 2000), ATA, part of a "Creative Documentaries" film show curated by Summi Kaipa (SF, CA, March 2000), PFA, part of Berkeley Women of Color Film Festival (Berkeley, CA, April 2000,), First Avenue Courtyard, part of a film screening and poetry reading (SD, CA, July 1999), UCSD Gissell Library (SD, CA , June 1999), UCSD Visual Arts Performance Space- premiere screening (SD, CA, Feb. 1999 and May 2001).

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