Tongues Don't Have Bones: A Journey Into Burma Click above to view clip. Film/Video TWO SHORTS BY LISA DILILLO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2001, 6:30 PM FREE LECTURE ROOM INTRODUCED BY LISA DILILLO TONGUES DON'T HAVE BONES: A JOURNEY INTO BURMA With this disparate collage of landscapes, people, rituals, official sanctioned tourism/propaganda tapes, interviews, and poetry, the filmmaker looks behind the facade fabricated by Burma's current military regime. Prominent in the work is the poetry of Kyi Kaung, whose words reflect on the synchronicity of beauty and terror. 1999-2000, U.S., video, color, 30 minutes. CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Focusing on the relativity of truth, DiLillo based this short video on texts from the "Corrections" sections of the New York Times and Science magazine from January through June 2000. The errors listed range from subjects based on space, time, and religion to those made in the identification of people, opinions, and perceptions. 2000, U.S., video, color, 17 minutes. RELATED EVENT