Phil Collins
Phil COLLINS (1970, UK) is a filmmaker and visual artist. He studied Drama and English at the University of Manchester and Fine Arts at the University of Ulster. He currently lives in Berlin and Cologne, where he is Professor of Video Art at the Academy of Media Arts. In his films, photographs, installations and live events, Collins often investigates the complex and ambiguous relationship between the camera and its subjects. In 2006, Collins was nominated for the Turner Prize, an award for British artists. IFFR has screened many of his films, including He Who Laughs Last Laughs Longest (2006), the meaning of style (2011) and in 2019 his documentary Ceremony.
Filmography
the world won't listen (2003-2007, instal), They Shoot Horses (2004, short), Return of the Real (2005, short), He Who Laughs Last Laughs Longest (2006, short), zasto ne govorim srpski (na srpskom) (2008, short), use! value! exchange! (2010, short), soy mi madre (2010, short), marxism today (prologue) (2010, short), the meaning of style (2012, short), Tomorrow Is Always Too Long (2014), Delete Beach (2016, short), Ceremony: The Return of Friedrich Engels (2018)
Phil Collins at IFFR
Return of the Real
United Kingdom
IFFR 2006
He Who Laughs Last Laughs Longest
5'
United Kingdom
IFFR 2007
zasto ne govorim srpski (na srpskom)
35'
United Kingdom
IFFR 2009
soy mi madre
28'
Mexico
IFFR 2010
marxism today (prologue)
35'
Germany
IFFR 2011
the meaning of style
5'
Malaysia
IFFR 2012
Tomorrow Is Always Too Long
82'
United Kingdom
IFFR 2015
Delete Beach
7'
Japan
IFFR 2017
Ceremony
Essayist road movie on the relation between England's Manchester and philosopher Friedrich Engels, founder of communism. Are his ideas still alive?
67'
United Kingdom
IFFR 2019