Just received some very important announcements of upcoming events that I think you should be aware of. One from the master of underground film in Europa Wilhelm Hein and his fantastic art photographer collaborator Annette Frick that takes place at their joyous Wedding salon/studio Casaboubou and another happening in New York city from my dear pals the anarchists anarchist dynamic duo Sherrie & Ernie.
LIEBE FREUNDINNEN UND FREUNDE SEHR GEEHRTE DAMEN UND HERREN WER HÄTTE DAS GEDACHT!!! "JENSEITS DER TRAMPELPFADE HEFT 15" IST FERTIG. UND ERSCHEINT AM SONDERSONNTAG = 1.12.2013 AB 18 UHR MIT VIELEN ÜBERRASCHUNGEN, ÜBERRASCHUNGSGÄSTEN UND LIVE AUFTRITTEN von u.A.
ANNE DIPPEL - SHIRIN BARTHEL - RUVI SIMMONS - EVI AKA BEAR BOY -
WILHELM HEIN - ANNETTE FRICK - JOHN HEYS - LISA SCHWALBE CASABAUBOU - SONNTAG 1.12.2013 - 18 UHR SEESTR.107 - BERLIN - WEDDING - (U6 - bis Seestr. fährt wieder durch) PS: HEFT 14 ERSCHEINT AUS TECHNISCHEN GRÜNDEN IM JANUAR herzlichst Wilhelm Hein und Annette Frick
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Come to this screening if you are in NYC, Tuesday Nov. 26--and if you're not in town, tell all your friends who are!! Provocative films (including an amazing demonstration by Iranian women in 1979) and discussion (including post-prison participant by John Greyson via Skype). Hope to see you there! Millner & Larsen
Violence of the Image: The Crisis of Representation Tuesday, November 26, 7pm @
Anthology Film Archives
Filmmaker Jesal Kapadia will be present along with filmmaker John Greyson (via Skype) for a post-screening discussion with moderator, writer/cultural critic Nadja Millner-Larsen. Join us in the lobby after the screening for a wine reception where we invite the conversation to continue in a more relaxed environment. In butting up against the limits of representation these films take on an element of risk, sometimes formally, in refusing the conventional consolations of realism, and sometimes performatively, as the filmmakers expose themselves to direct physical danger.
Films:
UNDER UNDERGROUND
Vera Cakanyova (Czech Republic, 2006, 18 min) SLA SCREED #16 Sharon Hayes (USA, 2002, 10 min)
IRANIAN WOMEN'S LIBERATION MOVEMENT, YEAR ZERO Iranian Women & Women of the Political & Psychoanalytical Group (Iran/France, 1979, 12:30 min) REQUIEM FOR M Kiri Dalena (Philippines, 2010, 7 min) SATYAGRAHA Jacques Perconte (France, 2009, 5 min) A NON-CAPITALIST CINEMA: SIKKIM Jesal Kapadia (India/USA, 2013, 13-min excerpt) 14.3 SECONDS John Greyson (Canada, 2008, 9 min) PRISON ARABIC IN 50 DAYS John Greyson (Canada, 2013, 4:30 min) For full program descriptions with synopses and bios, please visit:
Violence of the Image The series runs every other Tuesday starting, Oct 1 - Dec 10, 7pm, Anthology Film Archives. For full series details:
Global Revolt Tickets can be purchased at the box office 30 minutes prior to the show at
Anthology Film Archives. (32 Second Avenue at 2nd Street.)
Flaherty NYC Programmers Sherry Millner & Ernie Larsen Sherry Millner and Ernie Larsen are anarchist artists who produce STATE OF EMERGENCY, an interventionist video project, in collaboration with more than 15 artists. They began working together in the mid-seventies with a performance about the Weather Underground and then made the two-screen situationist Super-8 Disaster (1976), recently restored on DVD. They produced two 16 mm anti-documentaries on the politics of crime, and then a series of satiric semi-autobiographical videos focusing
on the authoritarian structures indispensable to capital. Millner's multimedia installations have explored domestic space as a battleground, first with the theory and practice of camouflage as the controlling aesthetic and then re- creating the designs and plans in U.S. army manuals on how to boobytrap the home. Larsen is also a novelist (Not a Through Street) and a media critic. Their conceptual video, 41 Shots, based on the police murder of immigrant street peddler, Amadou Diallo, examines the implicitly racist 'broken windows' theory of criminology. Their new video essay Rock the Cradle explores the fierce challenge posed by the Greek uprising of December '08-January '09 to the rule of global capital and the state, while relocating resonant aspects of the anarchist pasts of Barcelona and the Paris Commune within present-day struggles. Millner is also a professor at College of Staten Island, CUNY. The programmers would like to dedicate this series to Allan Sekula. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.