SAT 4 Sept POP UP CINEMA ART 6:30–8pm Domestic Rhythms Jeremy Newman 6 minutes This video begins with Rapunzel’s fairy tale wedding. As viewers watch her marriage fall apart, the implication is that the mass media cast a disenchanting spell. Art. USA Autosuggestion (Ayeynobolh) Vasilis Siafakas 12 minutes 12 A trip to a man psychic. Art. Greece Steam 1 Architecture Toko Yamamoro Harris 3 minutes U Video recorded in OSAKA Bay Japan, large area of Modern architecture was dominated sea side was it very impressive and disturbing. That expression of Post War Japan. Art Documentaries. London Stress, Futurism Now Joanna Wodzicka 4 minutes U Nowdays reality becomes abstract due to the increasing speed of perception, rapid changes of situations, and also information overload. The concepts of Futurism become relevant again. Art. London You Look And You Think Ben Woodiwiss 6 minutes 15 You Look And You Think is an essay/poem on the relationship between the woman on the screen and the viewer.. Art. London Dance 0-19 Stuart Pound 4 minutes U Both audio channels are represented visually as integer numbers corresponding to the amplitude of the soundtrack, music from the island of Bali: Gamelan Semar Pegulingan/Gamelan of the Love God. Art. London Transmission - Log No.1 Ronis Varlaam 6 minutes U More and more people are beginning to realize that something amazing is going to happen. Art. London Transmission - Log No 2 Ronis Varlaam 6 minutes U Art. London My Way trailer of Log No 3 Ronis Varlaam 3 minutes U Art. London Girl Drinks Darkness Tony Hickson 6 minutes 15 A film about suicide. Art. London Magia Gerard Cairaschi 7 minutes 12 A young boy molds objects with clay that he then manipulates, combines and associates, in an obscure ritual. Art. France Dear Friend Don Brosnan 6 minutes 12 Based on the Greiving Process, a man writes a letter to his recently deceased friend. Tapping into the foreign and feminine aspects of his emotional life seeking resolution. Russian English subtitles. Art. London Parallel Owen Eric Wood 8 minutes U As he looks for meaning in the act of creation, an artist finds himself caught in a cycle of creative expression where reality and perception become one. Art. Canada Holobomo Owen Eric Wood 5 minutes U Bombarded with images, we desperately try to find meaning in pictures that may have no relevance to our lives. We just want to be part of the movie. Art. Canada The Seven Bench Line Diana Taylor 5 minutes U A poem about the short Seven Beach Line which locals fought to save. Art. Britain Only One Mariner Diana Taylor 3 minutes U A poem about John Cabor and Bristol harbour. Art. Britain 8pm Artist Eye: Mr Hulot’s Holiday selected by Inkie It's the summer holiday season in Europe, and M. Hulot, like many others, has decided to spend his vacation at the French seaside, specifically at l'Hotel de la Plage resort. Hulot is a pretty quiet fellow, but that still does not stop him from getting into a lot of trouble while there. Although he does get along with many of the other resort guests - such as the Englishwoman who is amazed at the effectiveness of his unique tennis style, or the beautiful Martine - most, unfortunately, must deal with the bad outcomes of his unintentionally bumbling, albeit good-natured, actions. After getting busted in 1988 in the UK’s largest ever graffiti shutdown – codename Operation Anderson – Inkie went on to come second in the World Street Art Championships of 1989. He’s continued for the past two decades to push the art in his own inimitable style and ways. Alongside Banksy he organized the largest ever UK graffiti event, a 1.4 km painting around the Bristol docks entitled ‘Walls On Fire’. back to overview