The Future Is History
Combined programme
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IFFR 2011
A searing abstraction of J.M.W. Turner, materialist studies of London’s East End and a European premiere from 2009’s Tiger Shorts Award winner Beatrice Gibson.
In this combined programme
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The Future’s Getting Old Like the Rest of Us
A rewardably complex, part documentary, part fiction film which takes B.S. Johnson’s unorthodox novel House Mother Normal as its formal departure poin -
Slave Ship
A slowly evolving pixel painting by T. Marie based on the highlight of William Turner’s Romantic art. -
A Walk with Nigel
Louis Henderson visits the artistic afterlife, travelling to the East End London of his great-uncle and photographer, Nigel Henderson (1917-1985).