Casey Jarrin is a writer, photographer, filmmaker, educator. Her essays, reviews, and creative work explore trauma, film violence, queer aesthetics, the politics of desire, and art as empathy machine. Originally from NYC, she moved to the Twin Cities to teach literature and film at Macalester College before escaping academia to lead interactive workshops through Live Mind Learning/Live Eye Photography. She's contributed to the Canadian Journal of Film Studies, Eire/Ireland, and the Walker Art Center's Third Man Project. 
“We’ve avoided saying certain things. Why bring them up now?” – L’Eclisse “Two hearts, four eyes, Crying all day and all night/ Dark eyes, you cry because you can’t be[…]
Drama · Historical & Epic · Women in Film
These women want their words to be heard. They want their will to be known. They want to be able to change their minds. And they want the full mind-body[…]
