The Eagle Huntress
UW Cinematheque 821 University Ave., UW Vilas Hall, Room 4070, Madison, Wisconsin
press release: Stacey Reiss in Person!
UK, USA | 2016 | DCP | 87 min. | Kazakh with subtitles
Director: Otto Bell
In a remote area of Kazakhstan, thirteen-year-old Aisholpan trains to become the first female in twelve generations of her nomad family to become an eagle huntress. Narrated by Daisy Ridley, this inspiring documentary enjoyed popular and critical acclaim during its original theatrical release. This screening will be followed by an in-person discussion with The Eagle Huntress’ producer Stacey Reiss.
In celebration of International Education week, the Institute for Regional and International Studies has selected films from around the world for the first annual IRIS International Film Series. From mainstream to independent, these films share triumphs and tribulations of peoples across the globe while shedding light on their unique cultures. Some of these films were even written or produced by, or feature, UW alumni, staff, faculty, and students. Don’t miss these films, curated by the IRIS area studies centers.
Sponsored by the Institute for Regional and International Studies
All screenings are FREE and Open to the Public!