Alina Rudnitskaya
Documentary portraits of three groups of women reveal the humour and pathos of life in modern day Russia.
Anywhere USA
The semiotics of the moustache can unravel any mystery from an Islamic affair and the tooth fairy to the inadequacies of race relations in this satire of American values.
Ben Rivers at The Edge of the World
British filmmaker Ben Rivers travels to remote locations to encounter outsiders who live on the margins of society.
The Feature
A fictionalised biography of Michel Auder's life in the New York art world, featuring Cindy Sherman, Larry Rivers and Andy Warhol.
Le genou d'Artémide + Itinéraire de Jean Bricard
Le Genou d’Artemide presents the passionate exchange of orations by two mature gentlemen in a sun-dappled woody glade. In Itineraire de Jean Bricard, Straub and Huillet show us the Loire in long moving takes of the river in silvery black-and-white.
Guy Debord
An extremely rare opportunity to see new 35mm prints of films by French writer and theorist Guy Debord, best known for The Society of the Spectacle.
Nathaniel Dorsky
The celebrated American artist presents a programme of his exuberant and deeply affecting films.
Studio: Pneuma Monoxyd
Shadowy human forms drift through darkness in Thomas Köner’s immersive audio-visual work. Continuous free screening.
RR
Formal rigour, subtle social comment and playful humour combine in a testament to America's railroads and a celebration of cinema.
A Sense of Place
Artists use the moving image to evoke a sense of place, either real or metaphysical. Includes works by Nicky Hamlyn, Jayne Parker and Phil Solomon.
The Silence before Bach
Part-fiction, part-documentary, The Silence before Bach offers an intelligent and often very witty treatment of Bach's legacy.
Studio: Kempinski
A sci-fi vision of Africa presents mysterious predictions of the future. Continuous free screening.
The Word for World is Forest
Blurring the lines between fiction and anthropology. Includes works by Neil Beloufa, Brigid McCaffrey and Ben Russell.
When Latitude Becomes Form
A kaleidoscope of colourful abstraction and inventive imaging. Includes works by Bruce Conner, David Gatten and Pat O'Neill.
Yah Chayka! + Babin
Japan’s greatest living poet Shuntaro Tanikawa teams up with Wakako Kaku on a Chris Marker-like film composed largely of still photographs: a suicidal man is rescued by a young woman who works in a small astronomical observatory. With Babin, a strange fantasy set in a forest clearing by Japan’s foremost surrealist, Isamu Hirabayashi.
