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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

Ramapo Central

The 3rd filmic portrait in Salmon’s series of American typographies, Ramapo Central is a feminist exploration of female middle class identity as it depicts the

The Gloria Tapes

The Gloria Tapes is a series of four tapes about Gloria, a single mother on welfare. 1. Tunnel of Love 2. Oh No 3. Gloria

There is a Myth

‘I wanted to make an image of a breast that was an object of nourishment. In Oxford where I live the only place where you

Unfolding

‘I was interested in making a film about women’s work spaces; the launderette is a functional space, but it is also a place where women

I Like Men

Does she ever! A tiny gem that utilises paper animation and a snippet of sound to humorous, kitschy effect.

Volcano Saga

Based on a 13th century Icelandic story, VOLCANO SAGA is a televisual retelling of myth featuring Tilda Swinton amidst sophisticated digital effects in a hauntingly

Tool

‘The Greyhound, the Pigeon and the Protestant Orange Order – intrinsic male dominated elements of Scotland’s working class culture. Tool places a female within these

The Sadist Beats the Unquestionably Innocent

This title is a sentence from a book on human perversions. I was still using the same 30 second automatic shutter release. This film is

Cage Of Flame

An alternative view of menstruation which celebrates the time of the month when dreams and the imaginary dominate. A counter to the sanitised , pastel-pretty

What, Just For Me?

What, Just For Me? is a visual description based on some women’s orientation around and dependency upon men. It does not analyse the historical, economic

Bullets For Breakfast

‘Western Pulp’ writer Ryerson Johnson, feminist poet Nancy Nielson , workers at a herring smoke house, postcards of master paintings, clips from a forties western,

Sally’s Beauty Spot

Using scenes from The World of Suzie Wong this experimental film examines Western concepts of Asian femininity through one woman’s obsession with a dark mole

Other Reckless Things

“Other Reckless Things, a response to a bizarre newspaper account of a woman in Ithica, N.Y. who performed a Caesarean section on herself, is a

Semiotics of the Kitchen

Martha Rosler is an important contemporary artist and feminist who uses photography, performance, writing and video to deconstruct cultural reality. Avoiding a pedantic stance, Rosler

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