The 24th annual Images Festival is once again overstuffed with experimental and avant-garde media goodness. From March 31 to April 9, Toronto will be overrun with film & video screenings, live cinema performances, artist talks, gallery installations, forum discussions and more.
The fest opens with Rivers and My Father — a documentary and fictional narrative blend that explores the family stories of filmmaker Luo Li — and ends with a live hardcore music soundtrack accompanying Todd Brown’s classic silent movie West of Zanzibar.
In between that, there are artist talks with John Gianvito, Paul Clipson, Mario Pfeifer, Beatrice Gibson, James MacSwain, Steve Reinke and others; several programs exploring the state of cinema in Africa; live cinematic performances by Andrew Lampert, Ellie Ga, Lindsay Seers, Icaro Zorbar and more.
Plus, don’t forget the experimental film & video screenings, including John Gianvito’s documentary essay Vapor Trails (Clark); and short works by Jodie Mack, Lewis Klahr,...
The fest opens with Rivers and My Father — a documentary and fictional narrative blend that explores the family stories of filmmaker Luo Li — and ends with a live hardcore music soundtrack accompanying Todd Brown’s classic silent movie West of Zanzibar.
In between that, there are artist talks with John Gianvito, Paul Clipson, Mario Pfeifer, Beatrice Gibson, James MacSwain, Steve Reinke and others; several programs exploring the state of cinema in Africa; live cinematic performances by Andrew Lampert, Ellie Ga, Lindsay Seers, Icaro Zorbar and more.
Plus, don’t forget the experimental film & video screenings, including John Gianvito’s documentary essay Vapor Trails (Clark); and short works by Jodie Mack, Lewis Klahr,...
- 3/31/2011
- by Mike Everleth
- Underground Film Journal
PARIS -- The Festival de Cannes on Thursday announced the selection of 18 young filmmakers to participate in the second edition of the Atelier du Festival, which gives them a chance to present their projects to producers. This year's participants include such recognized talents as Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, whose Tropical Malady won the jury prize at Cannes in 2004; Romanian writer-director Cristi Puiu, who won the Un Certain Regard prize last year; the U.S.' Richard Press, whose 2÷3 won a special mention at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2000; Haiti's Michelange Quay, whose L'evangile du cochon creole was nominated for a short-film Palme d'Or in 2004; South Africa's Teboho Mahlatsi, whose Portrait of a Young Man Drowning won a Silver Lion at Venice in 1999; and India's Dev Benegal, whose first feature, English, August, won a special jury prize at the Torino International Film Festival for Young Cinema in 1994.
- 3/16/2006
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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