In June 2020, Luther Price (US), one of the most unique personalities prematurely left this world at the age of 58. His real name is unknown or at least unrevealed, Price purposely kept it secret “like a fairy-tale character would,” since his work is “rooted profoundly in the story of family and the traumatic events of his personal history.” Price's visceral work, in which pain, violence, eschatology, and transgression were singularly combined and transformed into healing acts, pure and moving, is the subject of this screening.
El 17 de mayo llega a Solax.tv el ciclo Acción/Recepción en el cual se podrán ver 20 cortometrajes en super 8 milímetros programados por Paulo Pécora.
La programación se dividirá en cuatro programas que estarán disponibles durante cinco días cada uno y luego se podrán ver todos nuevamente durante los diez días finales del ciclo.
-Programa 1 (Del 17 al 22 de mayo)
Fechas:
De Miércoles, Mayo 17, 2023 (Todo el día) hasta Martes, Junio 20, 2023 (Todo el día)
At the invitation of la lumière collective, the artist-run filmlab Mire, based in Nantes (France), will present a program of films made in the lab over the years…
Mire’s lab is a shared space where one can work in Super 8 and 16mm. Flat printing, camera-less techniques, tinting and toning, sharp editing, found footage and shot images… experimentation is at the center of this space where individual endeavors are fueled through the exchange of aesthetic perspectives and technical knowledge.
A virtual screening of Journey(s): the Personal Cinema of Ann Deborah Levy premieres this Saturday night (May 20th) at 8:00pm on Millennium Film Workshop’s Channel: https://millenniumfilm.org/workshop-channel/
If you can’t watch on Saturday night, the program will be available through May 29th (use the same link.)
Running time is approximately 70 minutes. FREE
Program and notes:
Fechas:
De Sábado, Mayo 20, 2023 (Todo el día) hasta Lunes, Mayo 29, 2023 (Todo el día)
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Sonic Cinema presents Rainer Kohlberger’s Answering the Sun – a maximal, stroboscopic colour odyssey to the limits of human perception. Riffing on the optical phenomenon that occurs when staring at the sun, Kohlberger’s first feature adeptly modernises avant-garde cinema’s long tradition of visual music and flicker in a 60-minute bombardment of coloured fields, Op art geometry, hallucinatory passages, and a wall of sound.
