In honor of Earth Month, Hoodox is partnering with Indiana Humanities and The White River Alliance to present this month's Outside the Dox featuring LIMINAL: Indiana in the Anthropocene. Watch the film for FREE on Hoodox from April 28th to May 3rd, then join us for a virtual Q&A from 7:00-8:00 ET on Wednesday, April 30th. All are welcome to tune into this free event!
Liminal is a meditative aerial film that illustrates our state as a microcosm of this new planetary epoch. Entirely filmed with drone cameras by Indiana Aerials and accompanied by an original score written by Ft. Wayne composer Nate Utesch of Metavari, Liminal reveals a compelling and uncanny view of Indiana in all its features and forms.
The Q&A promises to be an engaging conversation about the making of the film, its impact through dozens of screenings across the state, and how the conversation has continued since its release.
Virtual Q&A Guests include:
Zach Schrank, Director of LIMINAL
Megan Telligman, Director of Programs for Indiana Humanities
More on Outside the Dox…
Outside the Dox: Hoosier Documentary Discussions expands the focus beyond the film - it’s a space for community, conversation, and action. Each event shines a spotlight on a locally relevant documentary, followed by an engaging discussion with filmmakers, experts, and fellow Hoosiers. Together, we’ll explore the real-world impact of these stories and how they connect to our lives and communities. Watch the film ahead of time, then join us to dive deeper, ask questions, and be part of a discussion that sparks change in our communities.
Our goal is to create a space where stories inspire action. By showcasing powerful Hoosier documentaries, Outside the Dox fosters civic engagement, deeper understanding, and meaningful connections between filmmakers, audiences, and community leaders.