This event is in the past.It took place on April 12, 2026 at 2155 Center St.
DocumentaryDocumentaryFilm Screening – Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Late Works: Mouth to Mouth, Permutations, and White Dust from Mongolia
At 2155 Center St
Downtown Berkeley
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's experimental films probe language, identity, and the very structure of cinema itself. Watch her mouth silently shape Korean vowels, see time manipulated through I Ching, and glimpse an unfinished narrative shot in her homeland.
avant-garde cinema
Korean-American artist
structuralist film
language and identity
Tips
🎤curator intro by Victoria Sung
🎬White Dust from Mongolia is unfinished — rare glimpse
👄Mouth to Mouth: silent vowels, no subtitles needed
Film Screening – Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Late Works: Mouth to Mouth, Permutations, and White Dust from Mongolia
At 2155 Center St
Downtown Berkeley
DocumentaryDocumentaryTheresa Hak Kyung Cha's experimental films probe language, identity, and the very structure of cinema itself. Watch her mouth silently shape Korean vowels, see time manipulated through I Ching, and glimpse an unfinished narrative shot in her homeland.
avant-garde cinema
Korean-American artist
structuralist film
language and identity
Tips
🎤curator intro by Victoria Sung
🎬White Dust from Mongolia is unfinished — rare glimpse
👄Mouth to Mouth: silent vowels, no subtitles needed
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