Filmmaker Joe Cultrera’s 2007 full-length film, Hand of God, plays on a loop in the gallery. If you can, take some time to view it. The story of his brother’s molestation at the hands of a parish priest, and his family’s triumph over the betrayal, is deeply personal while acknowledging the broader scope of a problem that took years to come to light. Hand of God was featured on PBS’s Frontline and is still viewable there. We are planning an evening screening of the director’s cut followed by a Q&A with Cultrera at a date in April to be announced. I’ll post specifics when they are confirmed. UPDATE: There will be a screening at the college of Hand of God on Saturday afternoon, April 26, at 4:00 pm, followed by a Q&A with the director [and the subject of the film, Paul Cultrera. Parking info below.]
Set in Salem, Massachusetts, Hand of God (2006) is a visual, poetic and…
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