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The Oral Thing
Drawing on the often inane and repetitive nature of daytime television, Melhus creates complex, almost surreal scenarios that parody the formats of
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Oh Mein Papa
Zilla Leutenegger references the aesthetics of video games and animation, creating often slow-moving, other-worldly ‘narratives’ such a
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Blame
One of the first presentations of this new work by artist David Krippendorf, who explores the connection between glamour and power, eroticism and p
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Light Park #1
Masakatsu’s mesmeric Light Park #1 and #2 derive as much from his interest in the medium of video as in that of music, for which he is equall
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A PLace to Live
Jonathan Calm combines video, animation, sound, sculpture and drawing to create his own narratives around the architectural and psychological space
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Old Men Trilogy
Glasgow-based artists John Beagles & Graham Ramsay use the content of TV comedy shows, pop music lyrics, and junk food marketing ploys as R
Film details
- Country of production
- UK
- Year
- 2002
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2003
- Length
- 6"
- Medium/Format
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