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Samuli Alapuranen: Silmukka (FIN,
2002, 3 min)
Ian Helliwell: Headache (GB, 2002, 1 min)
Ian Helliwell: Orbiting The Atom (GB, 2002, 5 min)
Myriam Bessette: Alizé (CAN, 2002, 3 min)
Torsten Lauschmann: Remember Things Before They Happen (SCO
2001, 10 min)
Liisa Lounila: Flirt (FIN, 2002, 3 min)
Duncan Campbell, Mary Hill: Quartet (SCO, 2002, 4 min)
Michaela Grill / Billy Roisz : My Kingdom for A Lullaby #4
(AUT, 2002, 12 min)
Karø Goldt: Mir Mig Men (AUT, 2002, 5 min)
(Dis)Information: National Grid (GB, 2001, 5 min)
Naomi Uman: Hand-Eye Coordination (USA, 2001, 10 min)
Elida Schogt: Silent Song (CAN, 2002, 6 min)
What is art? What is cinema? What is
life? These and many other fundamental questions occupying the
mind of the modern man will be dealt with by the selection of
short films called Avantoscope, presenting some of the most exciting
trends in contemporary avant-garde cinema. The night will offer
a veritable feast of far-out abstractions, massive collages, Incredibly
Strange Music – and yes, even narratives. The eclectic repertoire
ranges all the way from Torsten Lauschmann’s absurd urban
symphony to Naomi Uman’s monumental animation. The pièce
de résistance for every film freak would arguably be
Quartet, the ‘psycho-geographical’ masterpiece
by Duncan Campbell and Mary Hill.
Saturday 23.11.2002 - Kiasma Theatre
16:00 - Avantoscope
Links
Silmukka
Alizé
National
Grid
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