IFFR 2012

Experience the paranoia in the Kop van Zuid area. As soon as you get in the car, you enter a live film which the American eteam created ten seconds before. Using a tablet, all sorts of things seem to happen during the ride, whilst no one else notices. Limited places.

Signals: For Real

100 Meters Behind the Future

In Vincent Morisset’s playfully animated BLA BLA, the spectator plays the lead. This 'film for computer' is an interactive tale that explores the fundamental principles of human communication. The viewer makes the story possible: without him or her, there is no film.Free entrance, continuous screening in the Rotterdamse Schouwburg.

BLA BLA

Several monitors appear in semi-public spaces around the festival centre. Takala invites us to follow her game of trespassing and challenging social situations. In all of her videos and performances she enjoys causing confusion with her subversive role-play.

Among Others

Bartholl explores the power structures, social systems, cultural innovations, inner dynamics and the products that are shaping our digital age. Map is also the cover image of The Speed Book his brandnew first monograph, introducing an oeuvre in which 'space and cyberspace mingle and mangle each other.' Continuous screening, Schouwburgplein.