search articles:     from the issue of February 10, 2005         Brother to Brother screening at Ross Media Center Rodney Evans' first narrative feature, Brother to Brother, opening at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center on Feb. 18, is an ambitious drama that explores artistic and personal integrity in a context straddling past and present. Brother to Brother is showing Feb. 18 through March 3. Filmmaker Evans will be appearing at a 7:30 p.m. screening on Feb. 22 to discuss his work with the audience. Brother to Brother is a feature length narrative film that follows the emotional and psychological journey of a young black gay artist as he discovers the hidden legacies of the gay and lesbian subcultures within the Harlem Renaissance. A layered, wonderfully acted, and passionate drama, Pedro Almodovar's Bad Education, opening at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center on Feb. 18, is as fatalistic and as beautiful as any film he has made before. Bad Education is showing at the Ross on Feb. 18 through March 3 and is rated NC-17, by the Motion Picture Association of America. Show times are available at www.TheRoss.org, by consulting your newspaper, or by calling the film information line at 472-5353. GO TO: ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 10 ARTS HEADLINES FOR FEBRUARY 10 Hillestad Gallery exhibiting Walsh quilt collection Artists Encouraged to Apply For Free at 6 Series Brother to Brother screening at Ross Media Center ETV broadcasting state wrestling tourney Feb. 19 Feb. 16 Olson Seminar explores work of female artist MEDICI to celebrate 10th anniversary Much Ado at University Theatre Premiere of Pure Sweet Hell Feb. 11 at Ross Rep Theatre auditions Feb. 12 Russian folklore fills Moiseyev company repertoire South African troupe Ladysmith retains traditional culture Taste of Harlem IV Feb. 27 731987S34259X