Signals: Regained
Overview of films
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Rerberg and Tarkovsky. The Reverse Side of ‘Stalker’
A unique documentary rediscovering part of the history of Soviet cinema through the life and work of the brightest Russian director of photography, Ge
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Slidelength
A carousel projects a parade of 80 images, in equal intervals of 15 seconds. Snow addresses his favourite themes such as time, memory and perception.
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Side Seat Paintings Slides Sound Film
On the voiceover Snow identifies a collection of old slides made from his paintings by various photographers. The result is a totally novel experience
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Crumbled Papers, Fragments of Cinema
Inspired by Indian film stars on glass plate negatives from the thirties, this video- installation invites visitors to recall personal stories of love
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The World’s Greatest Sinner
If Elvis had ever done a movie where he played a cult leader, it might look like this. An underground classic, with a score from a very young Frank Za
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Battements solaires
Walking towards the fire. In a ceaseless stream of light, people, landscapes and objects lead us to mysterious regions.
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Un peintre sous surveillance
After 20 years, the film maker made another portrait of the same painter. They are still friends. They sometimes understand each other better without
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Blue Film Woman
When rates fall on the Tokyo exchange, Kenzo offers his wife to his landlord to pay his debts. Later his daughter Mariko takes revenge on the world by
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La mémoire des anges
A collage of over 120 films from the National Film Board of Canada centred around Montréal, in which poetry, fiction, documentary and essay are rolled
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Warum wir Männer die Technik so Lieben
A 1985 documentary about the close relation between war and technology. Since then it has only become more intensified. The remake became an installat
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L’ange
‘A 2001 produced under the same conditions as Eraserhead’, The Angel invites for a surrealist ascent into a world of silhouettes and symbols. New adve
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Waiting for Sancho
With this title referring to Beckett, VIFF programmer and director Mark Peranson sketches the evolution of Albert Serra’s masterful El cant dell ocell