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Thursday
3rd February 2000
BEAT
BAR, 265
Portobello Road, W10
Particularly
popular was Bunny Dexter's Tatoo, again introduced by the film-maker
herself. We like the Beat Bar very much and are applying for a license
to run it there weekly.
Streetstyle
Carnival 1999
(Scott Lister) 41 mins
A
lively collection of views of the Notting Hill Carnival
A
Mtnah Incident (David Fraser) 16 mins
A
bar manager installs a talking bird in his pub to amuse the customers
with unusual consequences
The
Game (Francisco de Lucas) 30 mins
A
girl becomes obsessed with a game she creates and can't help including
her friends
Bewitched
(Karen Hope) 10 mins
Ten
year old Eve attempts to understand her mother's strange behaviour
PULP:
Do You Remember The First Time? (Jarvis Cocker) 32 mins
A
diverse group of celebrities recall losing their virginity
The
Jesus Lizard (James Brett) 10 mins
Flickering
images of the most censored live band in America
The
Giveaway (Tom Deverell) 15 mins
The
film follows the trail of a bag of money
Bugger
Off (Roddy Mansfield) 7 mins
Using
his camcorder, Roddy goes off to find out why MI5 and BT are taking an
unusual interest in him
The
Hole (Stephen Galvin) 8 mins 30 secs
A
surreal romance, inspired by Eisenstein, celebrating the circularity of
life
Dual
Balls (Dan Zeff) 11 mins
A
sexually excited schoolteacher's day at work
Guilt
(Jonathan Barnett) 30 mins
Elizabeth,
a young groupy, marries Rupert, a successful rock star. But her career
takes off while his takes a dive. It is time for drastic action
Flight
(Nikolay Moustakov) 2 mins
The
story of a bumblebee
Ciderpunks
(Joel Simon) 13 mins
Story
of two not so radical ciderpunk girls
Dual
Balls (Dan Zeff) 11 mins
A
sexually excited schoolteacher's day at work
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Thursday 9 March 2000
BEAT BAR, 265
Portobello Road, W10
Loop-Hole
(Simon Richardson)
An abstract animation. Homeless and their
Dogs (Bunny Dexter)
A documentary, which shows the loving relationship between the homeless
and their dogs.
Three Questions (R.Hidaka)
Jean-Luc Godard has nothing to teach this filmmaker in the art of asking
absurd questions.
Under Pressure (unknown director)
An old man tells a tale of wisdom.
Still Buzzin (Tom Vaughan)
A man on a drug-induced trip doesn’t want the party to stop.
Nobody Gets Hurt (James Napoi)
An actor who gets typecast as a villain meets someone who can’t tell realty
from fiction with dramatic results.
Attitude Adjuster (Deborah Fergusion)
A little girl changes her local environment with her magic spray.
Cold Cops Wet Fish (Dominick Reyntiens)
Two cops have a strange and painful form of torture.
Dignity (David J Byron)
Ringo has a psychological disease, which causes him gaseous problems,
which has comical results.
The Train (Anne-Frederique Dujon)
A girl has a very strange train journey.
Claustrofoamia (Brian Griffin)
A man prepares for his dream encounter.
Cold (Ben Bland)
A girl has a dream of sleeping with a local boy but what happens when
the dream becomes reality?
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