June
11, 2002 screening
Cinema
Nova,
Lygon St. Carlton
Iain
Wilson,
Solo
sound performance, electric
guitar accompanying
Tony Woods,
Kinetic H20,
Super-8 film, 20 mins.
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Ema
Sekimoto,
Street Type, video, 2001, 7 mins.
I photographed 200 street signs for this video project, and asked people
to create meaning using the photos. Someone spent five minutes to lay
all the photos, someone spent 40 minutes to choose his words from them.
This is about people and how different everyone's thinking is.
Ema
Sekimoto,
Zoo, video, 2001, 3 mins.
This work is inspired by Haruki Murakami's novel The Wind-up Bird Chronicle,
which has a part telling about zoo animals in war time. Filmed on Super-8
and DV.
Ema
Sekimoto,
Memorabilia, video, 2001, 3 mins.
This is about
my dream when I was little. I dreamt the same dream almost every night,
and that scared me. Something I can't understand myself and strange
feeling inside of me.
Nick
Ostrovskis,
Tasmania, Super-8 film, 1985-2001,
15 mins.
A landscape / timelapse film of a trip to Tasmania.
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Udds
Armageddon
(Grant Meredith)
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Tony
Woods, Found
Footage, Super-8 film, kine from Video 8.
Kung fu flick fest, a bit of action and fun.
Grant
Meredith,
Udds Armageddon, video, 11 mins
30 secs.
The sequel to the famous Winter of the Udds, set in the middle
of the great war of freedom against the terrifying genetically-altered
rubber glove Udds. A tribute to the great post-nuclear sci-fis of the
'50s and '60s. A tale of victory and despair. The war spreads out through
many countries heading towards the devastating finale in Australia.
Many men and Udds will die.
Stu
Thomas,
Flamethrower, Super-8 film, 2002,
4 mins. Soundtrack by Stu Thomas and the Brass Bed.
Centred around the theme of fire and its associations with destruction,
cleansing and rebirth, with a bunch of random off-cuts from 10 years
past cobble together to make an abstract fable of alien visitation and
human transformation.
Dominic
Ryan, The
Last Checkpoint, video, 2001, 10 mins.
In February 2001 Dominic Ryan and cameraman Harrie Haebets from Amsterdam
went into the West Bank of Israel or the occupied territories of Palestine,
to erect on the green line in the besieged town of Qalqilya two humanitarian
billboards and organise a meeting between the governor of Qalqilya and
two knesset members. A ceremony was to be organised and a declaration
of conflict resolution was to be exchanged across the no-man's land
where both sides were congregating. The day before the ceremony, a bus
driver from Gaza drove into the 12 IDF soldiers at a bus stop and killed
them. The governor cancelled the event. This is an extract from this
True Fiction movie - the city inn check point where the cameraman is
gassed and shot in the middle of no-man's land.
Peter
Lane, Chrome,
Super-8 film,
1998, 3 mins, 30 secs.
A fish-eye view on the culture of chrome.
Tony
Woods, A
Private Screening, video, 2002, 15 mins. Live accompaniment
by John Aslanidis (saxophone).
You are alone in the cinema, this video and sound are for your eyes
and ears only.
Victoria
Armytage,
... and Other Adventures, Super-8
film, 2001, 9 mins 14 secs. Soundtrack by Brendan Harraghy.
The difficult adventures of one person with different people to different
places. Time inbetween spent watching the clouds go by.
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Wonderfully
Photogenic
(David Lee)
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Roy
Chu, Ema,
video, 2000, 5 mins.
The adventures of a curious girl, Ema. One day she climbs into an unknown
world and starts her adventure with other amazing things and experiments.
Japanese dialogue.
Roy
Chu, The
Room, video, 2002, 4 mins.
The images of the place where I am living and the story about everything
in this place.
Kristian
Brennan,
Fifty Pounds of Reproduction, Super-8
film, 3 mins. Soundtrack by Burbeque.
A work that is in progress for a film about reproduction, repetition.
One + one = 2.
David
Lee, Wonderfully
Photogenic, video telecine from Super-8, 2002,
15 mins. Soundtrack by Dzung Nguyen.
A university student suffers from two heartbreaking experiences, longing
for love, wanting to love someone and be loved in return. One fateful
day, he crosses paths with someone who reveals to him an unusual message
of love, a love that is beyond the love between a man and woman, a love
that excels the greatest of love, a love that is unconditional. There
may be hope and love for this young man after all. Who knows?
Brendan
Harraghy,
Dwellings in the Past, Super-8 film,
2000, 3 mins.
Hector
Hazard (UK),
videos, total running time 7:14 mins.
a promo for MTV
computer/camera
feedback
Archive
of programs
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9, 2004 July 6, 2004
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11, 2003
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