Look Again. Jan 19 – 29, 2012 Park City, Utah

You've just arrived home after a bad day. You're broke and lonely, even though you live in the biggest and busiest city in America. You do, however, have one cause for mild optimism: you seem to have captured the attention of an intriguing young lady. You've rushed home to clean your apartment before she comes over. In your haste, you see that you've missed a call. There's a voice mail; she tells you that she won't be seeing you tonight.

With arresting insight, vulnerability, and a delightful sense of humor, Terence Nance’s explosively creative debut feature, An Oversimplification of Her Beauty, documents the relationship between Nance and a lovely young woman as it teeters on the divide between platonic and romantic. Nance creates an exquisite tapestry of live action and various styles of animation to delve deeply into his own young male psyche as he sweats and stretches toward maturity. The result is an exciting and original film that announces the arrival of a bright new cinematic talent. - S.F.

Terence Nance
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Brooklyn, NY 11217
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Terence Nance is an artist born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He comes from a family of actors, photographers, and musicians. Nance began drawing, acting, and writing music as a young child sitting in on his mother's play rehearsals and his uncles’ studio sessions. He studied visual art at NYU, and his body of work includes mixed-media installations, music, performance, and film. Nance currently resides in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, along with the rest of “the swarm.”