exploding cinema - Sound Check

Overview of films

• 

  Cellule 719

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Annik Leroy | 15' | Belgium | International premiere

  There is hardly an image to be seen. Sometimes we catch a glimpse of water in some corner, but for the most part this film…
• 

  Clocks

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Kirsten Winter | 6' | Germany | -

  Clocks offers the impression of the working life of the 37-year old composer and pianist Elena Kats-Chernin.
• 

  Creation

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Stan Brakhage | 17' | USA | -
• 

  Deflection Currents

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Ian Helliwell | 4' | United Kingdom | International premiere

  This film combines Lissajous patterns and images from a modified TV test generator, filmed off a monitor with Super8, along with hand-processed footage shot in…
• 

  Diary of Saint Petersburg – Mozart. Requiem

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Alexander Sokurov | 70' | Russia | -

  Sokurov directed and filmed Mozart’s Requiem for the Rossica Choir in the wonderful hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. Preceded by his student f
• 

  Empire

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Alexander Sokurov | 35' | USSR | -

  The bed-ridden heroine listens to La Traviata. She gets a visit from a murderer.
• 

  Escape

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Kirsten Winter | 6' | Germany | -

  Escape deals with seeking isolation to flee loneliness. Focusing on colour, texture and rhythm, the film expresses a period of turbulence.
• 

  Even odd Even

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Barbara Doser | 8' | Austria | -

  The images Barbara Doser produces plunge into their own abyss. She makes videographies that have nothing to do with film. What we can see has…
• 

  Filmosounds

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Ian Helliwell | 5' | United Kingdom | International premiere

  An experimental film and video combination, assembled from found 16mm footage cut into short sequences and spliced together to form an audio collage. The film…
• 

  Five

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Abbas Kiarostami | 74' | Iran | -

  The master investigates the vague boundaries of documentary practice. Five scenes, five lengthy registrations, no actors, no script. Light, airy medit
• 

  Fossilization

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Kurt D’Haeseleer | 9' | Belgium | World premiere

  For Fossilization D’Haeseleer used video as a kneading machine. Layers of images are moulded into a sticky mess that absorbs and attracts everything it touches.…
• 

  The Garden of Earthly Delights

  • exploding cinema - Sound Check

  Stan Brakhage | 3' | USA | -

  Classic meditative collage film created entirely without the use of a camera by pasting montane zone vegetation such as petals, grasses and leaves ont