IFFR 2016

Considered a milestone in Japanese expanded cinema, the film captures the vivacity of 1960s Tokyo with its overlapping triple-projection and chaotic soundtrack by avant-garde composer Akiyama Kuniharu.

Perspectives Short

For the Damaged Right Eye

Andy Warhol’s Campbell's soup is swapped with cup noodle by artist Idemitsu Mako in a mockery of the reverence of everyday objects in pop art.

At Any Place 2

Projecting two 16mm prints of the same film with a time delay, artist Tanaami Keiichi’s psychedelic trip expresses the mind slipping out of consciousness.

4 Eyes

Japanese animator Shimamura Tatsuo’s <b>Illusion City</b> attempts to place a finger on the city’s heartbeat as it continues to transform. Mixing a range of graphic styles, the stylish yet incomplete look captures the dynamism of urban life in this classic of 1960s experimental animation.<br />