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Hito Steyerl – How Not to be Seen A Fucking Didactic Educational .MOV File 2013
Just reading Steyerl’s short essay A Thing Like You and Me, so this retort-titled video is the perfect accompaniment. Watch it here.
Read MoreIncident at Loch Ness (2004)
Climb into your expedition jumpsuit, kick off your deck shoes and enjoy Incident at Loch Ness. Herzog, you are a funny one after all. Trailer here.
Read MoreThe Nabokov Paper Returns
There will be a small installation of The Nabokov Paper at Forms of Criticism, organized by Kaja Marczewska of the University of Westminster at Parasol Unit on June 30th. More info here.
Read MoreIKFF continued
Spot the Topping – here I am on the opening night and at the first NoBudget Screening at the NoBudget Hotel.
Read More32nd Hamburg International Short Film Festival
Remember they screened Peter in this festival last year? Well they know a good thing when they, ahem, meet her, so I’m back, this time on the Jury of the NoBudget Competition. Love Hamburg. Love this festival – so well curated with fantastic venues and quality screenings. Extra curricular stuff this year includes works by and chosen by Rainer…
Read MoreDavid – No reason
“It’s not a tool, it’s an alien life form.” A year after this interview, the brew bought me an imac. New stars?
Read Moreand everything crooked will become straight – £4 only…
…while stocks last – Get your very own copy of Transit’s excellent zine, which accompanied Transit #3. Thank you to Marcus and all contributors. Get it here.
Read MoreThe Hollow Crown – Series 1
Sighs all round. Ben Wishaw goes from weedy to stately, but too late in Rich 2. Jezza Irons rages in his beany in Hen IV. Tom Higglesthingamy goes from party to hearty then filthy and dead in Hen IV & V. Feel free to quote this deep critical analysis of the bard as you see fit. Just logging…
Read MoreElectronic Superhighway (2016-1966)
Piled out of The Old Hairdresser’s and onto the sleeper to this symposium at the Whitechapel a couple of weeks ago. Sadie Plant argued for a feminist web of roads, cars veering off in all directions (no superhighway thanks Nam), Julian Oliver wowed the crowd by writing code during his presentation (and scared us all…
Read MoreFantom Cinema
For the whole Fantom Cinema program at the Old Hairdresser’s, look here.
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