Synergetic
Programme IFFR 2020
This programme brings together work by film and art collectives that decentralise the mainstream narrative by providing us with alternative histories, presenting other ways of working and other ways of seeing.
Overzicht van films
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Masterclass: Jenn Nkiru
Director of Black to Techno and Hub Tones discusses her vision and mission and the collective she co-founded, The Ummah Chroma. -
Freedom Lecture: Rojava Film Commune
The Kurdish collective Rojava Film Commune gives this year’s Freedom Lecture, a cooperation between De Balie and IFFR. -
Overlapping Realities
With formal inventiveness and a spirit of resistance, the ‘Intervention Trilogy’ connects the daily struggles of the Karrabing and their ancestral culture. -
Transcendental Rhythms
Rooted in music, this programme brings the shared vision of The Ummah Chroma together, both in their collective and individual work. -
Practices of Memory in Possible Futures
This programme sees the Karrabing’s kaleidoscopic style sharpen as they probe their history, present and future, culminating in the world premiere of their new film… -
Kino Climates
For its 10th anniversary, Kino Climates presents a one-day, intensive, eclectic programme with films, talks, book presentations and perfomances. -
Masterclass: Screenwriting Rocks
Director Sarah Gavron and associate director Anu Henriques talk about the exceptional, communal way Rocks was written. -
Spirit Strategies: Ritual Performances in G/D Thyself
A series of public ritual performances in the installation G/D Thyself. -
Singular Visions
Visionary films in which Nkiru and Nance question concepts from past and present, and provide an alternative for (future) scenarios. -
The Collective Space
A place to focus on the next generation’s methods. IFFR brings young makers together to stimulate mutual inspiration, meetings and co-creation. -
For the Record: Staging Realities
For the Record: Staging Realities examines the role of set and stage design in music videos and live events. -
Handmade and Homegrown
Some members of Kino Climates actively defend experimental cinema, and may even have their own laboratory. A lively mix of handcrafted pieces.