The Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program presents a screening and Q&A with Seth Fein.

Between Neighborhoods (1985, 2018, 2024) works between original and archival footage to contemplate in split-screen the present and past of imperialism and immigration – the competition between corporate and social globalizations – that have orbited Robert Moses's Unisphere in Queens since the mammoth armillary sphere, the largest rendering of the world in the world, went up for the 1964–65 New York World's Fair. This screening is the premiere of Fein's recently revised version of Between Neighborhoods, in time for Unisphere's 60th anniversary this April.

Seth Fein is a historian and filmmaker who lives and works in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York City, where he founded and operates Seven Local Film, where you can sample Between Neighborhoods and his other work.