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New Shorts #8 Leftfield & Luscious
Sun 8 Jan 14:00 ICA Cinema 1
Innovations from an abstract viewpoint, from stunning animation to surreal scenarios and choreographed moments.
This screening includes the Animate Projects Award for Best Experimental Film, which will be presented at the end of the screening. The winning film will receive a £150 cash prize.
To book tickets for this programme visit the ICA website, or call 020 7930 3647.
Films listed below are in alphabetical order:
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A WOMAN FROM THE PAST, MUCH LOVED
Stuart Pound 2 mins
A 16mm black & white film frames from the distant past fondly remembered and seen through a microscope connected to the computer.
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AN HISTORY OF CIVILISATION
Andrew Kötting 7 mins
The film takes as its starting point Southwark Park in South East London. With a backdrop of Canary Wharf we observe a May Day Bank Holiday Fun Fair. All of humanity is at play.
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BAROQUE
Ruth Paxton 8 mins
A contemporary interpretation of the art of Baroque, inspired by Italian painters of the period – a cinematic study of beauty stimulated by the strong subliminal impression and underlying contexts within the source material.
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CHERCHER LES DAMES
Liane Lang 8 mins
A search for the past in places and objects infused with a surrealist atmosphere and a discovery of the romance of place, silence and absence.
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CITY OF WIRES
Justin Ascott 1 mins
An evocation of a dystopian cityscape in which a tangled web of wires ensnares society in its toxic, controlling sinews.
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EUR-908
Ellen Pillow 7 mins
Over the weekend, the coastlines and coastal car parks of Malta are populated by vehicles that are often hosting whole families, groups of friends, or couples.
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FALLING
Adriano Cirulli 4 mins
A study of human interaction, expressed through movement and sound.
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INVERTEBRATE
James McAleer 14 mins
When the end comes, it will not be the strongest, nor the most intelligent species that will survive. It will be the species that can adapt to change that will dominate the Earth...
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MAHAHULA THE GIANT RODENT OF HAPPINESS
Nomint Motion Design 1 mins
Happiness is a very serious matter, definitely worthy of an awesome deity like Mahahula, an ancient gigantic infant rodent born from an alien space travelling seed that crash-landed on primordial earth.
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MEGALOMANIA
Jonathan Gales 5 mins
The built environment of the city is explored as a labyrinth of architecture that is either unfinished, incomplete or broken.
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MOXIE
Stephen Irwin 6 mins
A pyromaniac bear misses his mother.
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OF THIS, MEN SHALL KNOW NOTHING!
Fritz Stolberg 6 mins
Based on Max Ernst's work of the same title, "Of This, Men Shall Know Nothing!" picks up on the psycho-sexual content of the painting and explodes its inherent occult knowledge into an intuitive journey to overcome duality.
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OUT OF THE BLUE
Ackroyd & Harvey 4 mins
A visual meditation on the formation of contrails as aircraft move across the sky and an acoustic contemplation on the power of silence and the beauty of blue when the sky was momentarily stilled as the Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland suddenly erupted, grounding flights across Europe.
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SYNC
Max Hattler 9 mins
There is an underlying unchanging synchronisation at the centre of everything; a sync that was decided at the very beginning of time.
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THE LAST WALK
Jordan Baseman 12 mins
What starts off as an ordinary walk in the park for Stuart and his dog, soon becomes an account of witnessing public suicide.
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THE MIDNIGHT PEN-PAL
Emmaalouise Smith 10 mins
Stephanie paints the picture of her perfect lifestyle, tea-parties, bombastic clothing and colourful friends; but like an author getting the most painful writer's-block, she realizes she cannot write anymore...
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VISIONS OF THE INVERTEBRATE
Edwin Rostron 3 mins
An exploration of reality, and the mysteries of its inhabitants and locations.
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Amnesty Human Rights Action Centre
17-25 Inn Yard
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BAFTA
195 Piccadilly
W1J 9LN0207 292 5801
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BFI Southbank
Belvedere Road, South Bank
SE1 8XT020 7928 3232
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Ciné Lumière
17 Queensberry Place
SW7 2DT020 7073 1350
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Curzon Soho
99 Shaftesbury Avenue
W1D 5DY0871 703 3988
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Greenwich Picturehouse
180 Greenwich High Road
SE10 8NN0871 902 5732
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Hackney Picturehouse
270 Mare Street
E8 1HE0871 902 5734
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Horse Hospital
Colonnade, Bloomsbury
WC1N 1JD020 7833 3644
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ICA
The Mall
SW1Y 5AH020 7930 3647
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Lomography Gallery Store East London
117 Commercial Street
E1 6BG0207 426 0999
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Museum of London Docklands
West India Quay, Canary Wharf
E14 4AL020 7001 9844
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Occupy London Stock Exchange
Outside St Paul's Cathedral
EC4M 8AD0845 299 6175
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Rich Mix
35-47 Bethnal Green Road
E1 6LA020 7613 7498
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Rio
107 Kingsland High Street
E80207 241 9410
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Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton
Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane
SW2 1JG0871 902 5739
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Riverside Studios
Crisp Road
W6 9RL020 8237 1111
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Roxy Bar & Screen
128-132 Borough High Street
SE1 1LB020 7403 4423
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Shortwave Cinema
10 Bermondsey Square
SE1 3UN020 7357 6845
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Stratford Picturehouse
Salway Road
E15 1BX0871 902 5740
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The Hospital Club
24 Endell Steet
WC2H 9HQ020 7170 9100
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The Lexington
96-98 Pentonville Road
N1 9JB0207 837 5371
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The Phoenix Arts Centre
104-110 Charing Cross Road
WC2H 0JN020 7836 1077
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The Screen @ RADA
62-64 Gower St
WC1E 6ED020 7636 7076
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Vibe Live
The Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane
E1 6QL0207 247 3479
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