BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations//Tendenci Codeba se MIMEDIR//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.\nEvent det ails subject to change. ---\nhttps://www.nyemmys.org/events/92/\n\nEvent T itle: Queen of the Mountain\nStart Date / Time: Apr 24, 2007 14:30 PM US/E astern\nLocation: NY NATAS\nSpeaker: \nMeet\nThe Filmmaker: Martha Lubell\ nTuesday,\nApril 24, 2007\n\n Location: NY Chapter office:\n1375 Broadway (between 37th &\; 38th)\n\n2103 \n \n Reception: 6:30\n- 7:00\nPM ~ P rogram: 7:00\n- 8:30\nPM \n*Free to Members! $15 for\nthose without curre nt membership\nRESERVATION REQUIRED due to\nLIMITED SEATING. \nPlease Call 212-459-3630\next. 200 or via EMAIL kjensen@nyemmys.org \nMartha\nLubell will show her film, "Queen of the Mountain"\nI am delighted to bring ̶ 0\;Queen of the Mountain”\; to our “\;Meet\nthe Filmmaker”\ ; series. It is certainly one of the most fascinating and colorful\ndocume ntaries I have seen this year. “\;Queen of the Mountain”\; chron icles the\nstory of Theresa Goell, a pioneer female archaeologist. Born in \nin 1901, she ignored the dictates\nof her family, the social norms of he r era, and the limitations imposed by her\nown body (she was nearly deaf), opting instead for a life of challenge and\nadventure as an archaeologist , a man’\;s profession at that time. In so doing, she\nachieved her l ifelong dream at the age of 50: leading the excavation of Nemrud\nDagh, a now-famous archaeological site in southeastern\n. Broadway actress Tovah F eldshuh\nreads from the letters of Theresa Goell. Martha Lubell, the prod ucer of “\;Queen of the Mountain,”\; is the niece\nof Theresa Go ell. The New York Times called this film, “\;a strong, rich narrative \nwith visuals to match." “\;Queen of the\nMountain”\; was broad cast on PBS stations WHYY in\nand WNET in\nNew\nYork in March, 2006. The d ocumentary\nwon the Best Film by Jury and the Audience Award at the Archae ology Channel Film\nFestival in 2006 and first prize at the Explorers Club Film Festival. It has\nalso screened at the Santa Fe Film Festival, the I cronos Film Festival in\n, the Agon Film festival in\nand the Women''s Fil m Festival in\n, Lubell\nco-produced and directed Daring to Resist with fi lmmaker Barbara Attie. The film\nwas broadcast nationally on PBS. It scree ned at film festivals including the\nDouble Take (now Full Frame) Internat ional Documentary Festival at\n, and the Human Rights Watch\nInternational Film Festival at . The film won first prize for\nHolocaust Biography, Int ernational Jewish Video Competition,\n, and Grand Prize Documentary,\nAtla ntic City Film Festival. Lubell''s other documentary films include Faces o f\nthe Holocaust and Crosstown. Lubell was associate producer for the\nDis covery Network''s Emmy Award-winning series Teacher TV. She produced two\n documentary series for WHYY Public Radio: Hard Times for Dreaming and When a\nPlant Closes. She was a researcher for CBS News and ABC News in\nNew\n York, and\n\n\n\n\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.E vent details subject to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open Source A MS for Associations ---\n UID:uid92@nyemmys.org SUMMARY:Queen of the Mountain DTSTART:20070424T183000Z DTEND:20070424T203000Z CLASS:PUBLIC PRIORITY:5 DTSTAMP:20260406T231202Z TRANSP:OPAQUE SEQUENCE:0 LOCATION:NY NATAS X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Event Title: Quee n of the Mountain

https://www.nyemmys.org/events/92/

< div>When: Apr 24, 2007 14:30 PM US/Eastern
Speaker:

Meet The Filmmaker: Martha Lubell

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Location: NY Chapter office: 1375 Broadway (between 37th &\; 38th) 2103

Reception: 6:30 - 7:00 PM ~ Program: 7:00 - 8:30 PM

*Free to Members! $15 f or those without current membership

RESERVATION REQUIRED due to LIMITED SEATING.

Please Call 212-459-3630 ext. 200 or via EMAIL kjensen@nyemmys.o rg

Martha Lubell will show her film, "Queen of the Mountain"

I am delighted to bring “\;Queen of the Mountain& #8221\; to our “\;Meet the Filmmaker”\; series. It is certai nly one of the most fascinating and colorful documentaries I have seen thi s year. “\;Queen of the Mountain”\; chronicles the story of Theresa Goell, a pioneer female archaeologist. Born in in 1901, she ign ored the dictates of her family, the social norms of her era, and the limi tations imposed by her own body (she was nearly deaf), opting instead for a life of challenge and adventure as an archaeologist, a man’\;s prof ession at that time. In so doing, she achieved her lifelong dream at the a ge of 50: leading the excavation of Nemrud Dagh, a now-famous archaeologic al site in southeastern . Broadway actress Tovah Feldshuh reads from the l etters of Theresa Goell.
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Martha Lubell, the p roducer of “\;Queen of the Mountain,”\; is the niece of T heresa Goell. The New York Times called this film, “\;a strong, rich narrative with visuals to match." “\;Queen of the Mountain”\; was broadcast on PBS stations WHYY in and WNET in New York in March, 2006. The documentary won the Best Film by Jury and the Audience Award at the Archaeology Channel Film Festival in 2006 and first prize at the Explo rers Club Film Festival. It has also screened at the Santa Fe Film Festiva l, the Icronos Film Festival in , the Agon Film festival in and the Women' 's Film Festival in , Lubell co-produced and directed Daring to Resist wit h filmmaker Barbara Attie. The film was broadcast nationally on PBS. It sc reened at film festivals including the Double Take (now Full Frame) Intern ational Documentary Festival at , and the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival at . The film won first prize for Holocaust Biography, Inte rnational Jewish Video Competition, , and Grand Prize Documentary, Atlanti c City Film Festival. Lubell''s other documentary films include Faces of t he Holocaust and Crosstown.
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Lubell was associate producer fo r the Discovery Network''s Emmy Award-winning series Teacher TV. She produ ced two documentary series for WHYY Public Radio: Hard Times for Dreaming and When a Plant Closes. She was a researcher for CBS News and ABC News in New York, and


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