This screening is a series of short to medium length films encompassing elemental media and weather.

Smoke Light Stone Rain explores the possibilities of cinema for weathering. "Weathering", developed by Astrida Neimanis and Rachel Loewen Walker (2014), offers a response to the abstract nature of climate change, instead, proposing to bring climate change home, to the body. By attending towards the experience of climate within/upon our own bodies, we can bridge the distance between the enormity and resulting incomprehensibility of the climate crisis and "the immediacy of our own flesh" (562). In doing so, we offer up our bodies as archives of the climate, and remember the ways we continually (re)make future climates possible.

Through the shared space of this program, we tentatively ask: how are we as audience members weathered through cinema? how do the images and sound touch our bodies, reminding us of our own elemental entanglements? furthermore, how do we touch back? how does our shared viewing in turn weather the films unfolding? haptic spectatorship as we share this space.