Films

Betty y Pancho

  • West Building

    West Building, Ground Floor, Lecture Hall Lobby

A man and a woman standing side-by-side and smiling.

Still from Juan Mora Catlett’s Betty y Pancho (1998) courtesy of Juan Mora Catlett

A moving portrait of the 50-year marriage of Elizabeth Catlett, the renowned sculptor, and the Mexican painter, Francisco Mora by their son, filmmaker Juan Mora Catlett. (Betty and Pancho, Juan Mora Catlett, 1998, Spanish with English subtitles, DCP, 60 minutes)

Presented on the closing weekend of the exhibition Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist

Image caption: Still from Juan Mora Catlett’s Betty y Pancho, courtesy of Juan Mora Catlett

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