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Soft Fiction

“Chick Strand’s SOFT FICTION is a personal documentary that brilliantly portrays the survival power of female sensuality. It combines the documentary approach with a sensuous

Sylvia Kristel, Paris

Sylvia Kristel – Paris is a portrait of Sylvia Kristel , best known for her role in the 1970’s erotic cult classic Emmanuelle, as well

THE ARK COMMUNITY RESEARCH VIDEO FRANCE

Silent film of the architectural design and layout of The Ark community in France, founded by Grace Ndiritu.https://www.thearkcenterexperiment.comCreated by artist Grace Ndiritu, The Ark: Center

Queen

In Queen, bodily labour, performance, leisure and domestic work are drawn into comparison via an irreverent musical memoir.

When you fall into a Trance

When you fall into a Trance is part of a series of Wardill’s films that share a common interest in the complexities of communication and

Mm

Part-feminist linguistic investigation, part-child’s learning tool and celebration of motor sport, a voice-over of words and associations narrates 35mm verité footage of the Berwick Bandits,

Charity

Inspired by the ways in which the work of film-maker, poet and artist Margaret Tait (1918 – 1999), invites us to contemplate fundamental emotions and

Sharla Shabana Sojourner Selena

Sharla Shabana Sojourner Selena sees six female narrators share personal experiences in an audition roll call, some scripted, some spontaneous. Their testimonies describe perverse scenarios

Mutatis Mutandis

Mutatis Mutandis, the Latin title, means ‘changing (only) those things which need to be changed’. A series of associated anecdotes are relayed by the voice

Dame 2

Dame 2 recreates an interview on Parkinson with Helen Mirren from 1975, transcribed and performed as a song by Elkin. She is backed by a

Ute on the Marshes

German voice artist Ute Wassermann discovers the strange acoustic under Walthamstowe Marshes railway bridge. Made for The Voice and the Lens at the Icon Gallery

Red Moon Rising

A celebration of the carnivalesque, through dance, performance and the spoken word.The film reaches towards a renewal of our embodiment with the Earth as a

To The Editor Of Amateur Photographer

Luke Fowler and Mark Fell’s new film revolves around the testimonies and collected documents linked to the complex and often contested history of Pavilion, Europe’s

Housework

In Housework, Margaret Salmon captures the uncanny, beautiful and at times hysterical moments in an alternative domestic cosmos. Highlighting the current state of female domestic

The Irreducible Difference of the Other

The Irreducible Difference of the Other questions what it means to be human in a world orientated towards war, terror, and consumption with Franco-Irish actress

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