exploding cinema
Overzicht van films
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The Conversation
Ian Kerner | USA | -
An adaptation of Francis Ford Coppola’s film into a CD-ROM, in collaboration with Interval. -
Cowboy Bebop
Watanabe Shinichiru | 85' | Japan | -
Three parts of an animated television series in which the crew of the spaceship ‘Bebop’ – led by the hero Spike Spiegel – hunt space… -
Cradle
Fiona Tan | Netherlands | -
Installation made up of one scene from an old film of a baby in a ‘selendang’ (sling), projected on a ‘handkerchief’, that evokes a special… -
Creatures
Millenium Interactive | USA | -
Gremlin-like digital creatures have to be nurtured in a game with artificial intelligence. -
Crystal
Uri Tzaig | Israel | -
In this CD-ROM converted to video about the barren and disorientated desert landscape around the Dead Sea, Tzaig re-placed the linear narrative structure by sequences… -
Cultural Quarter
Mike Stubbs | 10' | United Kingdom | -
Cultural Quarter shows the relations between observation in the city and its inhabitants. In this way, Mike Stubbs tackles ethical questions surrounding surveillance, the look… -
Current
Brian Doyle | 6' | USA | -
Shot during the ‘2000 Yankees Ticker Tape Parade’, nearly one year before the catastrophic events of 9/11, Current became a prescient document of the collective… -
Cutup
Titus van Eck | -
Cut Up will provide a daily live show with pictures relating to the day’s programme. -
Cyberflesh Girlmonster
Linda Dement | Australia | -
A macabre comic representation of monstrous feminity. Donated body parts collected during the Artists’ Week of the Adelaide festival formed the basis -
Dad’s Dead
Chris Shepherd | 7' | United Kingdom | -
A young man tries to piece together fragmented moments from the past, memories being triggered by admiration for his best friend Johnno. As the story… -
Dana Atchley
Dana Atchley will perform his continuously-evolving ‘Next Exit’. He uses a computer image projected onto a large screen. -
Dancing Stage
Japan | -
Technically and substantially innovative arcade game in which a computer teaches you to dance. Ingenious cross between Twister and Saturday Night Feve