Three upcoming screenings of systematic experimental cinema by Simon Payne with Nicky Hamlyn, Neil Henderson and Jennifer Nightingale at Close-Up (London), BEEF/Cube Cinema (Bristol) and Light Cone/Scratch Projections (Paris).
That One Film Festival is a biennial film festival dedicated to screening and exhibiting works of moving image that are experimental, weird, obsessive, no/low budget, avant-garde and fun. We are committed to supporting emerging and experimental creators, as well as engaging and educating audiences by facilitating film screenings and broadening an understanding of what moving image can be. We enthusiastically encourage and invite experimental filmmakers, emerging artists, students and other creators to exhibit their work and engage the Delaware County community.
At The Fringe is an international arts festival taking place in Sweden for the sixth time! For eight days between June and July, practitioners from Sweden and other countries working with different disciplines - visual art, literature, dance and film - will meet and conduct around 70 events (exhibitions, screenings, performances, lectures, workshops, meetings).
The film section nof the festival has a focus on experimental films and videopoems:
MEMORY, Los Angeles Filmforum, and Cinema Guild present My First Film, A Live Cinema Presentation by Zia Anger Friday, November 22, 2019, Doors Open 7:30pm. Show Starts 8pm At the Downtown Independent, 251 S Main Street, Los Angeles 90012
“"A cathartic collective experiment in what it might mean to challenge failure, recalibrate it, and reclaim it anew."” -- Matt Turner, Sight & Sound
ASG is pleased to announce our Seventh International Video Open Call for time-based media! Yearly we receive dozens of submissions. The theme of the show will grow out of the quality of the submissions we receive and we will start evaluating the submissions immediately. We recommend you to check out the last few years’ exhibitions before you submit your application:
A collaboration between Bozar and Cinema Parenthèse, this series of four events focuses on pioneering and prominent Japanese filmmakers and artists whose work has rarely, if at all, been shown in Belgium before. The programmes seek to present a wide range of audacious filmic practices with bold formal experimentation married to lyrical styles in works that lie on the margins of visual culture during the 1960s, 70s and 80s.
Dates:
Saturday, November 23, 2019 (All day) to Sunday, November 24, 2019 (All day)
The International Uranium Film Festival's call for entries for 2020 is open. Filmmakers and producers can send their documentaries, animations, non-fiction or experimental movies until 1 January 2020. Next year, May 21st to 31st 2020 we're celebrating the 10th birthday of the International Uranium Film Festival and we want to bring the best nuclear films and its filmmakers from the last ten ye
