Alex Feliciano Mejía
@afelimeji.bsky.social
Working in/across educational media, experimental cinema, and nonfiction writing.
Employed as Assistant Professor of Critical Literacy at San Francisco State University (where I'm an MFA student in Nonfiction Writing & Filmmaking also :)
Employed as Assistant Professor of Critical Literacy at San Francisco State University (where I'm an MFA student in Nonfiction Writing & Filmmaking also :)
Just sent this to my mom and Finnish step dad!
December 22, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Just sent this to my mom and Finnish step dad!
Googling what a glass fish plate it! Love this clip and want to check out more of the 16mm work :) how is the experimental film scene up there?
December 22, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Googling what a glass fish plate it! Love this clip and want to check out more of the 16mm work :) how is the experimental film scene up there?
Grateful to learn about this film from your post — will look it up and watch tomorrow! (Was searching “John Alton” and this was the first post!)
December 22, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Grateful to learn about this film from your post — will look it up and watch tomorrow! (Was searching “John Alton” and this was the first post!)
thank you May-lee! i'm grateful for the Spring semester CNF workshop for critique on this. excited to revise new pieces based on this fall semester's workshop:) grateful for all your work making this a wonderful semester for us!
December 20, 2025 at 8:44 PM
thank you May-lee! i'm grateful for the Spring semester CNF workshop for critique on this. excited to revise new pieces based on this fall semester's workshop:) grateful for all your work making this a wonderful semester for us!
i felt one in oakland!
December 20, 2025 at 8:43 PM
i felt one in oakland!
We explore tensions in community underground art & archival spaces, examining Craig Baldwin's Other Cinema archive of 16mm educational films *AND* three experimental films that take that archive as their point of departure. This is a special place for so many of us. Hope you enjoy:)
December 15, 2025 at 8:12 AM
We explore tensions in community underground art & archival spaces, examining Craig Baldwin's Other Cinema archive of 16mm educational films *AND* three experimental films that take that archive as their point of departure. This is a special place for so many of us. Hope you enjoy:)
and I don't think I'm a total fool for this -- I was clearly sick when I first watchted the show, so that explains some of the delusionment, but I'm glad I now recognize this would be impossible -- they have a 30 year age gap
November 29, 2025 at 6:54 AM
and I don't think I'm a total fool for this -- I was clearly sick when I first watchted the show, so that explains some of the delusionment, but I'm glad I now recognize this would be impossible -- they have a 30 year age gap
what's really tripping me up is that I truly thought that the actor who played Jerry Horne (Ben Horne's brother/"lawyer") was Casey Neistat. I developed a whole narrative in my head that this was how Neistat got his start prior to YouTube, that he'd somehow not aged much, etc
November 29, 2025 at 6:54 AM
what's really tripping me up is that I truly thought that the actor who played Jerry Horne (Ben Horne's brother/"lawyer") was Casey Neistat. I developed a whole narrative in my head that this was how Neistat got his start prior to YouTube, that he'd somehow not aged much, etc
I had no idea about the debates this film generated between Marxist and Catholic aligned sectors, nor Pasolini's own self-ciriticism for maybe going "too far" with some of the scenes with miraculous occurrences. Interested if there were any third-way marxists who defended the film
November 27, 2025 at 5:38 AM
I had no idea about the debates this film generated between Marxist and Catholic aligned sectors, nor Pasolini's own self-ciriticism for maybe going "too far" with some of the scenes with miraculous occurrences. Interested if there were any third-way marxists who defended the film
This screening is extra special to me because it will be the last event I’m a part of *prior to* entering a new phase of life, so I am looking forward to hanging out with everyone who can make it <3
September 27, 2025 at 7:18 PM
This screening is extra special to me because it will be the last event I’m a part of *prior to* entering a new phase of life, so I am looking forward to hanging out with everyone who can make it <3
This program of films and verse was put together based on ongoing work with colleagues in Guatemala who were part of the Taller de Cine de la USAC in the 1980s, as well as with colleagues from the Cinemateca Universitaria, Guatemala’s national film archive.
September 27, 2025 at 7:18 PM
This program of films and verse was put together based on ongoing work with colleagues in Guatemala who were part of the Taller de Cine de la USAC in the 1980s, as well as with colleagues from the Cinemateca Universitaria, Guatemala’s national film archive.
We’re going to be screening films made by poets, lyrical documentaries made by filmmakers, and collaborations between filmmakers and poets engaging with Guatemalan national realities, social struggles, and political exile.
September 27, 2025 at 7:18 PM
We’re going to be screening films made by poets, lyrical documentaries made by filmmakers, and collaborations between filmmakers and poets engaging with Guatemalan national realities, social struggles, and political exile.