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While Jesse Kreitzer, 31, was a graduate student in film at the University of Iowa, he made a short film with sparse dialogue called “Black Canaries” (2016), about a coal miner in Iowa in 1907. Music composed by a student, Jose Parody, at the Berklee College of Music helped tell the story when the taciturn characters seemed unable to summon words.

The somber, beautifully shot film earned Kreitzer the James Goldstone Award for emerging filmmaker, in 2016, from the Vermont International Film Foundation. It was chosen for screening at a host of venues on the festival circuit, including the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival...