Evil.8 / Evil.7 / Evil.9
Three short films that form a coherent part of a continuing series entitled Evil, or even The Return of Evil. Cokes borrows his material, usually texts, from public sources. Most come from the Internet. He isolates the texts and gives them an extremely effective graphic form. He allows them to speak for themselves and supports them with contemporary music often also found on the Internet. The films are about the present foreign policy of the United States, about the distorted portrayal of the state of affairs in Iraq, about coping with torture by American soldiers, etc. They are outspokenly political films, but they have a stylised and innovative form all their own. Enlarging and isolating certain texts resists forgetting. In this way the films are no less than small memory machines.
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PSA no. 1 Color Theory
Report from two experimental film makers who would rather not get involved with politics. But it’s still war. -
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Review
Take a receipt from the video store and you’ll never again forget which film you rented when war broke out. -
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The Goatman Act
What that is, an animated documentary? Look and don’t believe your eyes. Yes, this is made in Holland too. -
LAX
Send a woman on roller skates into a departure hall and the security chaos is complete. We won’t allow ourselves to be driven crazy, we…
Film details
- Productieland
- USA
- Jaar
- 2005
- Festivaleditie
- IFFR 2005
- Lengte
- 15'
- Medium/Formaat
- DV cam NTSC
- Taal
- English
- Première status
- World premiere
- Director
- Tony Cokes
- Producer
- Tony Cokes, ShrinkMedia
- Editing
- Scott Pagano
- Production design
- Scott Pagano
- Screenplay
- Tony Cokes
- Sales / World rights holder
- Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI)