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Homeless Movies

Event | IFFR 2017

Ode to the family film, once made for screening at home as an aide to family memory. But in this age of the selfie it has become an orphaned tradition. Six visual artists breathe new life into old amateur footage. Can be viewed in six cabins on the Schouwburgplein. With:
Nora (Gentbrugge, 2000), Laurice & Nora (Gentbrugge, 2010), Nora (Gentbrugge, 2016)
Gil
Reference
A House Is Not a Home
Gemini
Pic-Nic

Thu 26 Jan to Sat 4 Feb, 11:00-20:30, Schouwburgplein, free admission
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In dit verzamelprogramma

  • Nora (Gentbrugge, 2000), Laurice & Nora (Gentbrugge, 2010), Nora (Gentbrugge, 2016)

    Garabedian documented his mother at her home while she is making sarma, a time-consuming, traditional Ottoman recipe based on vine leaves. The footage

  • Gil

    At the core of this film collage is the artist’s search for the face of her deceased twin brother, who died without leaving behind any…

  • Reference

    Kamrau focuses on the thesaurus, a series of Dutch key words that make the archive accessible for its consulting visitors. The underlying verbal struc

  • A House Is Not a Home

    This film explores the semiotic relationship between word and image; starting point is the notion that ambitious amateurs often add ‘relevant details’

  • Gemini

    Using a wide range of archival images, Rustamova evokes tension between abstract images and familiar scenes from daily life. The artist’s associ

  • Pic-Nic

    Spilliaert is fascinated by the seemingly spontaneous moments in double portraits that amateur filmmakers make of themselves. She starts her visual es