Uso Justo by Coleman Miller
“Coleman Miller is destined for admiration and great poverty.”
– Isabella Rossellini
“It put a bouquet of flowers on the concept of the experimental film.”
– Ed Ruscha
The Heart of the World by Guy Maddin
A scientist chooses a wealthy man over her two lovers but must heal the earth’s core to save humanity.
The Funeral Director by Ed Carter
A funeral director searches for purpose in a job that consistently incapacitates him with grief.
… all that passed by Stuart Pound
A fragment taken from an well known Science Fiction film is prematurely
aged to a time when there was no film sound other than piano accompaniment.
Toe Jam, directed by Keith Schofield
The most fun you can have with your censor bars on.
Music by the BPA ( The Brighton Port Authority) featuring David Byrne and Dizzee Rascal.
UDON by Usaginingen (Klaus Dinger + JAPANDORF)
Krautrock pioneer Klaus Dinger sadly passed away in 2008, but we haven’t heard the last of the former Kraftwerk member/Neu! co-founder/La Düsseldorf leader. In his later years, Dinger worked on a collaborative project under his La Düsseldorf banner that spawned the album Japandorf. Continue reading “UDON by Usaginingen (Klaus Dinger + JAPANDORF)”
Luminaris by Juan Pablo Zaramella
In a world controlled and timed by light, an ordinary man has a plan that could change the natural order of things.
GUINNESS WORLD RECORD to the Most Awarded Short, with 324 Awards.
9 States of Ambivalence by Stefan Larsson
This video consists of 9 individual characters which are crossbreeds of organic and synthetic elements.
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I Sing the Body Electric Psyché by Eleonora Manca
Hair are thought to be the seat of the soul. Folk beliefs assign the image of a butterfly to the soul leaving the body. A journey beyond the borders of one’s own body.
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Magia by Gérard Cairaschi
A young boy molds objects with clay that he then manipulates, combines and associates, in an obscure ritual. As the objects/representations he creates combine and develop a narrative, the fast alternation of images on the screen imbricate and shape images/apparitions that only the “lanterna magica” of cinema and the magic of editing allow. Magia means enchantment.