Graeme Hogg toured the entire coastal contour of the Bristol Channel with a sound system, a table full of electronic gear, a tape recorder and a petrol generator. The journey was a search to connect with the sea landscape both acoustically and psycho-geographically and to explore the possibilities of how the coast could act as a formal influence on the production of music.
Also in this combined programme
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Diaporama – Part One
This slide show by Anne Grèzes will take you on a cinema discovery trip around Europe with its photographic ‘montages’.
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Exercises by Bonom
This series of short videos by graffiti artist Bonom testifies that street art cannot easily be pigeonholed.
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Triumph of the Wild
Brilliant animated vision of the first chapters of American history: the American Revolution and two World Wars.
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Dinosaurs Expanded
An expanded cinema performance in which – apart from the flicker and direct contact with the celluloid – very little of the original survives.
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One and One Is Life
A 16mm stop-action animated film in a world of sharp hallucinations, set to the almost Satie-like piano renderings of the mad composer Thollem Mc Dona
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Accidents
A free adaptation of two short stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Shadow and Silence, presented as a double-screen projection, with a complex reinvented narr
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Join the Freedom Force
Set to the groove-heavy, driving chorus of the song Casio Halbzeit by Knalpot, protesters strike out and are struck back in a dance of police brutalit
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S8ofPleinOPENair’01
This humorous film shows the setting-up of an itinerant outdoor cinema organised every summer by Cinema Nova (Brussels). With music by Ming.
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CTRL ALT ESCape from Rotterdam
Excerpt from a feature length Super-8 WORM.movie with a few thousand litres of freshly boiled fake blood as its main constituent and inspiration.
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Cube Cola 3D
Put your 3D glasses on and land in the midst of a Cube Cola lab. You will nearly touch the two Cube volunteers who are wildly crafting an online, open
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Evil of Dracula
Ultimate attempt to portray the world after death. Found footage pornography is part of the film, which was literally scratched with skeletons.
Film details
- Country of production
- UK
- Year
- 2009
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 35"
- Medium/Format
- Mini DV PAL
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