Faulkner: The Past is Never Dead

Hosted by Yoknapatawpha Productions

On-demand

Available

Jun 6, 1:00 PM CDT - Jun 10, 1:00 PM CDT

Price

$15.00 USD per person

Available in

Worldwide

Faulkner: The Past is Never Dead Special Event June Screening & Live Q&A

Schedule:

June 6th @ 1PM CT: Film Is Live on Kinema through June 10th

June 8th @ 1PM CT: Ahmed Honeini Live Zoom Discussion (Zoom Link Sent Separately On June 6th)

Whether you're new to William Faulkner and his works or an avid follower of his work - we invite you to check out the award-winning film Faulkner: The Past Is Never Dead. This documentary film shares William Faulkner's upbringing, the struggles and achievements he ran into and how all of this culminated into one of the most relevant and important figures in American literature. As we've screened these films, we are traveling around the world to see how Faulkner has influenced global cultures from France to Japan to Russia and beyond.

This film will be viewable from June 6th - June 8th to allow our audience to check out the film ahead of a live Q&A (on Zoom) with our UK Faulkner Scholar Ahmed Honeini.

About Ahmed:

Ahmed Honeini is an Honorary Research Associate in American Literature in the Department of English at Royal Holloway, University of London. He is the author of two books - William Faulkner and Mortality: A Fine Dead Sound (2021) and Tennessee Williams’s America: Homes, Families, Exiles (2025) – and the editor of Faulkner’s Transgressive Postmodernism, a special issue of The Faulkner Journal (2022). He is the founder of the Faulkner Studies in the UK Research Network and co-Associate Editor of the Journal of American Studies. His research interests, broadly defined, lie in twentieth century American fiction, theatre, and film. 

Stay up to date with the film through updates at https://www.williamfaulknerfilm.com/

About the film

Narrated by Academy Award nominee Eric Roberts, this internationally acclaimed documentary explores the life and works of Nobel-prize writer William Faulkner who has not only shaped the American literary canon but also conversations about race, civil rights and community in the United States and abroad.

Genre

Documentary

Director

Michael Modak-Truran

Producer

Anastasia Lampton Triplett, Jeremy Culver, Michael Modak-Truran

Executive Producer

Peter Broderick, Anita Modak-Truran

Writer

Michael Modak-Truran

Crew

Emma Morris, Akis Konstantakopoulos

Cast

Eric Roberts, Professor Jay Watson, Skyler Adams, Rose Lane Sanfilippo, Jack Fisher

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