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brother to brother

‘brother to brother’ retells the artist’s experience of being detained at an airport under anti-terror laws, chronicling racial profiling, islamophobia and state surveillance at UK’s

DESH

Shot during a hartal (general strike) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, DESH chronicles the artist’s experience of anxiety attacks and hallucinatory dreams whilst stranded for days in

On Venus

Staff’s On Venus is comprised of two parts. The first of scratched, warped, and overlapping footage documenting the industrial farming of hormonal, reproductive, and carnal

Okun Song

Okun Song is identification across mixed realities – ‘Between the Two my Heart is Balanced’ by Lubaina Himid, ‘There must be an angel’ by Eurythmics

Houses (For Margaret)

Luke Fowler constructed this tribute to Scottish filmmaker and poet Margaret Tait on the occasion of her centenary. Setting off to Tait’s native Orkney, Fowler

Home

A short film depicting a woman putting her children to sleep, cleaning dishes, then dancing with a ghost. Shot on Super 16mm film, Home uses

What Weakens The Flesh Is The Flesh Itself

Chicago-based Steve Reinke and Berlin-based James Richards may be artists separated by twenty years of age and the Atlantic Ocean, but they share a fascination

Catalogue

A portrait of Jennifer Pike (1919-2016) who together with Antrum, improvises where there is no given narrative: no definitive catalogue or index ‘about’, certainly no

DOG ATE DOG

A companion piece to Andrew and eden Kötting’s FORGOTTEN THE QUEEN except this time we are sailing into a male storm, a place of make

Elegy

A film of stone and light – just stone and light. ‘Elegy is a form of poetry natural to the reflective mind. Sorrow and love

Breath of Sense

A film collaboration between Helen Petts and poet Albert Pellicer exploring sound, wind, landscape and whistling. Breath is Sense is a poem by Albert Pellicer,

Sorelle Povere di Santa Chiara

This film is a photographic portrait in response to the idea of simplicity and poverty which is the guiding principle of the Poor Clares and

THIS ILLUMINATED WORLD IS FULL OF STUPID MEN

Inspired by the delirious dribble paintings of Jackson Pollock and the demented drivel sprouted by monotheistic clerics, the film is a celebration of difference and

Room Window Sea Sky

When to pick up the camera, when to look through the viewfinder, when to decide to press the button to film. Being in the moment

We Saw

“At home, we saw, through the windows, and snow, and wind, and sun, and the garden, and flowers in a vase…” P.T.Editing, Anthea Kennedy and

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