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  • Image of The Toxic Camera by Jane and Louise Wilson

    The Toxic Camera

    by Jane and Louise Wilson

  • Image of Secretary of the Invisible by Marine Hugonnier, LAFVA 2007

    Secretary of the Invisible

    by Marine Hugonnier, LAFVA 2007

    Shot on the river Niger, close to the city of Niamey, this film features Damoure Zika and Moussa Hamidou, who were Jean Rouch's principle actor and sound engineer, respectively.

    The film is set during 'Cinema day', a day during which people in Niamey could see as much films as they want with only one ticket. This day also coincides with an unofficial 'Holley' ceremony, an animist Songhay

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  • Image of Emily Wardill, Fulll Firearms (2011) FLAMIN Productions

    Fulll Firearms

    by Emily Wardill, FLAMIN Productions

    Based on the life of Sarah Winchester and the Winchester Mystery House, Fulll Firearms presents the story of Imelda, a woman haunted by the victims of the guns sold in her father's company. She uses her inheritance to work with an architect who builds a house for these ghosts. When a group of people squat her half finished building Imelda is convinced that they are the ghosts

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  • Image of Anja Kirschner and David Panos The Empty Plan, FLAMIN Productions 2009

    The Empty Plan

    by Anja Kirschner and David Panos, FLAMIN Productions

    The Empty Plan examines the political and aesthetic dimensions of the work of Bertolt Brecht and the relationship between theory and practice, art and revolution.

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  • Image of Two Years at Sea by Ben Rivers (2011)

    Two Years at Sea

    by Ben Rivers, FLAMIN Productions

    Two Years at Sea (2011) is Rivers' first feature length project and takes as its subject Jake, a man who lives in isolation in the middle of the forest in remote Scotland. The film documents Jake's solitary existence, capturing moments of profound beauty as he builds a raft to spend time sitting in a loch and sleeps in a caravan that floats up a tree.

  • Image of A Cowboy Invited me to Watch Him Bull Ride, Roz Mortimer

    A Cowboy Invited me to Watch Him Bull Ride

    by Roz Mortimer, Random Acts

    Years of genetic selection have created The American Bucking Bull, an elite breed designed solely for their athletic prowess and desire to buck. The actions of bull and cowboy are cut to the rhythm of the Star Spangled Banner creating a subtle subversion of the concept of the American hero.

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  • Image of Still from Lindsay Seers's The Necromancers

    The Necromancers

    by Lindsay Seers, Jarman Award 3 Minute Wonders Commission

    Theatre director Steve Pearl talks about his chance meetings with Seers' auntie Barbara, a female ventriloquist, and her Uncle Patrick, a stage performer with alternative personas, and explains their influence on Seers' subsequent deployment of ventriloquism and theatrical performance in her work.

  • Image of Look What They've Done to My Song by Michael Curran, LAFVA 2007

    Look What They've Done to My Song

    by Michael Curran

    Three songs 'The Devil is Afraid of Music', 'Look What They Done to My Song' and 'How Does it Feel?' were performed and filmed in the exhibition space of Matt's Gallery making it into an open recording session and film set for a three day period.

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  • Image of Current History by Hannah Collins, LAFVA 2006

    Current History

    by Hannah Collins, LAFVA 2006

    Current History explores the present unique and transitional period of events in the lives of villagers of Beshencevo in central Russia.

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  • Image of Ah, Liberty! by Ben Rivers, LAFVA 2007

    Ah, Liberty!

    by Ben Rivers, LAFVA 2007

    A family’s place in the wilderness, outside of time; free-range animals and children, junk and nature, all within the most sublime landscape. The work aims at an idea of freedom, which is reflected in the hand-processed Scope format, but is undercut with a sense of foreboding. There’s no particular story; beginning, middle or end, just fragments of lives lived, rituals performed.

  • Image of Derek by Isaac Julien

    Derek

    by Isaac Julien

    Derek was supported by Film London, More4 and marked the inaugural year of the Jarman Award.

  • Image of 10 Seconds or Greater by Rachel Reupke, Bristol Mean Time

    10 Seconds or Greater

    by Rachel Reupke

    Formally based on the production of royalty-free stock footage, 10 Seconds or Greater maps the logical progression of a director through a check list of popular scenarios designed to illustrate such commercially lucrative concepts as ‘communication’, ‘relaxation’ and ‘healthy life-style’.

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  • Image of Rear Projection (Molly Parker) by Mark Lewis, LAFVA 2005

    Rear Projection (Molly Parker)

    by Mark Lewis, LAFVA 2005

    Rear Projection (Molly Parker) is a film portrait of the Canadian actress Molly Parker (one of the leads in the American TV series Deadwood). For this 'portrait' Parker was filmed in studio in LA. Behind her there is a 35mm rear screen projection of a desolate and abandoned gas-station in Ontario Canada. The landscape was filmed in Winter and Summer and a compute

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