Works by Beloufa, Russell, Wardill and others navigate a path between reality and fantasy. Lay down all thought, surrender to the void...

Letters from two acclaimed directors offer a remarkable portrait of their attitudes to the craft of filmmaking and the world around them.

Pip Chodorov's personal journey through avant-garde film history features appearances from Jonas Mekas, Peter Kubelka, Stan Brakhage and Hans Richter.

A haunting documentary on objects, memory and the politics of commerce by prize-winning filmmaker Mercedes Álvarez.

Gabriel Abrantes and his collaborators use the language of commercial cinema to create works that explore historical and political themes with humour and audacity.

Newly restored prints of sensuous works by the anthropological, found-footage and feminist filmmaker Chick Strand (1931-2009).

A figure in the grass with a gun, a name called out in the distance, a woodcutter and a man who has lost a dog are woven together by Lisandro Alonso in a meditation on the past we inherit and the future we construct.

Poetic, observational works by two distinguished 16mm filmmakers. Dorsky creates beauty from the commonplace; Rivers finds beauty in unexpected circumstances.

Fenz's beautifully photographed, lyric films are structured improvisations which draw on images he has collected around the world.

An abstract crime film by collage artist Lewis Klahr, who re-animates images from comic books, advertisements and photographs.

A visionary journey through American history using chemically treated celluloid appropriated from newsreels and fiction films.

James Benning brings his formal precision to this study of twenty people engaged in the act of smoking.

A delicate and witty portrait of Jake, an outsider who lives in the wilderness of his own creation.