Skyscrapers quiver, identical houses slumber menacingly, fluttering colours clutter streets in this series of video-pane poems refracting images of transitory, shifting cityscapes – and more personal urban territories. A stunning collection of experimental films.
Screened as part of NZIFF 2005
Inside\Out
Skyscrapers quiver, identical houses slumber menacingly, fluttering colours clutter streets, spinning umbrellas twirl across a pedestrian-crossing stage and lonelyhearts long for love, ever ephemeral, in this series of video-pane poems refracting images of transitory, shifting cityscapes – and more personal urban territories.
Da qui sopra il mare (Mauro Santini, Italy 2003, 10 mins), Lisboa (Yannick Koller, France 2002, 6 mins), Papillons (IAT, Anne Cleary, Denis Connolly, France 2002), The Sleeping Girl (Corinna Schnitt, Germany 2001, 9 mins), Le Couloir (IAT, France 2002, 1 min), Produto (Edson Barrus, Brazil 2005, 1 min), je n’ai pas du tout l’intention de sombrer (Augustin Gimel, France 2002, 4 mins), Ciel (Vincent Roux, France 2002, 3 mins), Transports amoureux (Sabine Massenet, France 2003, 12 mins), L’Arch (IAT, France 2002, 2 mins), 37th & Lex (Leighton Pierce, USA 2002, 4 mins), Axe Rouge (IAT, France 2002, 3 mins), Triptych (Robert Arnold, USA 2000, 10 mins), Le Deluge (IAT, France 2002, 3 mins), 12345six (IAT, France 2005, 10 mins)