eluparcettecrapule présente :
Courts métrages de Patrick Bokanowski
en présence de Patrick et Michèle Bokanowski
Jeudi 17 décembre à 20 h 30 au Studio - 3 rue Général Sarrail, Le Havre, France

- La Plage (1991, coul, 14' 00)
- La Femme Qui Se Poudre (1970-1972 , n&b , 18' 00)
- Déjeuner Du Matin (1974, coul, 12')
- Éclats D'orphée (2002, coul, 4'35)
- Battements Solaires (2008, sonore, 18'40)

entrée : 4 euros

«Cet auteur acharné à travailler l’image “réelle” au moyen de techniques empruntées à la peinture et au cinéma d’animation est de taille à mettre sur pied un univers de démence et de cataclysme d’une beauté sans discussion...» Michel Perez

en savoir plus : http://eluparcettecrapule.over-blog.com/

VideoSur II: Experimental Video from Latin America
Wednesday. December 9th, 2009, 20h
MassArt Film Society
FILM Dept. Screening RM 1
621 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA

The MassArt Film Society and Discordiafilms present VideoSur II, a selection of Latin America experimental video that includes documentation of performance and art actions, noise video and stop motion animation from Chile, Argentina and Mexico.

Inspired by the spirit of exchange in the Americas, VideoSur II is the second of a series of video showings that convey the complex cultural vision of Latin American artists.

Artists:
Paulo Ahumada Rovai, Juvenal Barría, Ciudad Dormitorio, Claudia González, Homunculo, Antonia Lopez, Hector Llanquín, Manuel Orellana Sandoval, Javiera Ovalle Sazie, Constaza Piña, Agustina Rodríguez Suhurt, Ana Silva, Binvignat, Pia Sommer, Andrés Torregiani, Venado Negro, Paula Venegas

Co-curated by Julio Lamilla, Liz Munsell and Anabel Vázquez.
8pm Wed. December 9th, 2009 @ MassArt Film Society

Film (Parkour) at Yale University
December 8, 2009; 7:00PM
New Haven, CT
Yale University (212 York)

Film (Parkour) by Christopher May
(2008-2009, 16mm & Super-8, sound & silent, 24fps & 18fps, Argentina, Austria, U.S.)

“... folky but experimental tinge, paid off well - both images and sound, projector and instrument shared a rawness that matched perfectly and gave the personalities onscreen an added layer of meaning which at times was warm, funny, odd, contrasting, insightful...” -Sam Natch, Buenos Aires, argentina

"We know that this is the first time in history that this type of Parkour material makes it into film; and this project does an incredible job at highlighting the deepest values that move our lives, leaving behind all superficiality." -Walter Bongard, founder PKA, Asociación Argentina de Le Parkour

"Triumphant!...capturing traceurs' in their element, playing and human, rather than objects of advertisement ....a slight undercurrent of sensuous intimacy.. the lens found and lingered on the traceurs' genuine smiles, the tip of the ear or the playfulness in both movement and pause." - Michelle Duer, writer

Pleasure Dome presents:
You Are In A Maze Of Twisty Little Passages, All Different
Daniel Cockburn In Person
& Catalogue Launch
Saturday, December 5, 8pm $8/ 5 members

Latvian House, 491 College St.
Toronto Ontario

Fresh from a six-month DAAD residency in Berlin and a number of screenings in Europe and Asia, Daniel Cockburn returns to Toronto with a curated program of his films and videos and the Toronto launch of a new publication about his work. Cockburn plays at the intersection of avant-garde and narrative cinema. Bringing together innovative storytelling strategies with structuralist experimentation, he breaks open day-to-day reality to reveal the strange codes beneath. What if time ran backwards? What if everything in the world doubled in size? Self-reflexive to the point of neurosis, Cockburn is fascinated with how images and words can illuminate the structures and rhythms of our lives.