Text improvisations, music, film and live video. DiGregorio’s music is very vocally oriented, with the Beach Boys-like harmonies interweaving with other aspects of the music. In the visual part, text and image tell the story, in which the vocalist has become the character. The story in turn influences the music.
Also in this combined programme
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The Art of Overhead Presents……
Rudimentary, groovy overhead-projections from Berlin artist Katrin Bethge and Mikomikona replace traditional smooth visuals, accompanying DJ sets f
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De anti-Sade kalender
A non-stop digital vortex. Visual artist Annemie van Kerkhoven intercuts The AntiSade Press Calendar for 2007 with notes and snapshots and other ki
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Clear to Engage
A careful deconstruction of one of the most revealing recordings made during the most recent Iraq war, the elimination of a couple of soldiers via
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Engaging with Keith Sanborn (Artists’ Talk)
Media artist and theoretician Keith Sanborn expands on his current book on Dziga Vertov and on film projects in progress: Labyrinth of Solitude, Cl
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Film Electrocution
A semi-scientific experiment to expose film by electrocution, involving a Tesla Coil, medical lubricant and buckets of film developer. Results will
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The Wayward Canon Presents: Simon and the Radioactive Flesh
A video performance based on Luis Bunuel’s Simon of the Desert (1965), interlaced with six pieces of contemporary video art, followed by a live DJ
Film details
- Country of production
- Netherlands
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2007
- Length
- 45"
- Medium/Format
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- Premiere status
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