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18
December 2002
Westbourne Studios, 242 Acklam Road, London W10
7.00pm – 11.00pm
Bring Your Own Films
Entry FREE
VIDEO CAFE NO. 67
Programme:
BowieArt presents the best in contemporary Digital Art from their
website www.bowieart.com
60 minutes
Various
Gorillaz (Zombie Flesh Eaters)
25 minutes
Animated music videos including: Clint Eastwood, Tomorrow Comes Today,
19-2000, Rock The House, Hey Our Toys, Free Tibet, Game Of Death, Jump
The Gut, and Eel.
Plus from the Portobello Film Festival Archive:
Perestroyka (Alexander Kiseliow)
15 minutes
Railway trains perform heavy metal ballet.
Perceptions of the Myth (Caleb Botton)
10 minutes
Last of the gypsy bare knuckle fighters.
Rosie (Lauren Puskin)
5 minutes
A couple argue about Rosie
Waters of Venus (Holly Robertson)
10 minutes
Digital recreation of Botticelli’s “The Birth Of Venus”.
The Milliner (Andrew Kavangh)
5 minutes
The perils of non conformism in a Bowler Hat factory.
Meanwhile...Back At The Park. (Third Planet International)
10 minutes
Skateboard festival in Meanwhile Gardens.
Academy For Plumbers (Simon Green)
15 minutes
Fairy tale about soil, sky and a man’s quest for freedom.
The End Again (Steve Dunn)
10 minutes
If Jesus was alive today, what would a day in his life be like?
Skin Deep (Yousaf Ali Khan)
15 minutes
Written in the violent language of the inner city, Skin Deep charts one
night with Romo, a mixed race boy who passes as white. He has to confront
his identity when his skinhead gang target.
Alan Clarke: His Own Man (Andy kimpton-Nye)
30 minutes
A short film about the work and life of the Liverpool born film director
(eg “Scum)”who was partly responsible for launching the careers
of Tim Roth and Gary Oldman.
Ornaments (Aaron Erimez)
6 minutes
A mischievious little Christmas decoration has a hunger for some cookies.
Pieces of My Wife (Frederic Pelle)
10 minutes
A man has just lost his wife who he was deeply in love with. He decides
to rid himself of the objects that remind him of her.
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22
January 2002
Westbourne
Studios, 242 Acklam Road, London W10
7.00pm – 11.00pm
Bring Your Own Films
Entry FREE
A Tribute to Joe Strummer
featuring “Westway To The World” Don Letts’ biography
of The Clash plus numerous shorts and videos featuring Joe and the
Clash including “Save GLR Gig at 100 Club” (Diana Adams).
The first show on 22 January was our Tribute To Joe Strummer.
Over 600 people turned up and we projected the film in the atrium
as well as the Cinema Room.
Don Letts brought along a Special Selection of Clash videos and the
never before seen “Clash On Broadway” (we also showed the
classic “Westway To The World”- premiered at the Portobello
film Festival two years ago), Diana Adams brought along “Joe
and Bez from Happy Mondays at the Save GLR Party” and Smash brought
footage of Joe at the Japanese Fugi Festival last year (playing “Brand
New Cadillac”) and backstage at Glastonbury-Strummerville- with
Kieth Allen and Damien Hirst.
Joes’s politics and philosophy informs everything the Portobello
Film Festival does. We would not exist without him. He will be sadly
missed. Let’s make “Hitsville UK” a film and video
reality!
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