WEDNESDAY JULY 18, 2018 — 6 PM

IMAGINING MINUTES      curated by Lili White     TRT: 52.03 minutes

FILMMAKERS in the HOUSE for Q & A: 
Rebecca Krasnik, Kera MacKenzie, Andrew Mausert-Mooney

sposored  by: New Filmmakers NY
Anthology Film Archives, 32 2nd Avenue at 2nd Street NY NY 10003
(F train to 2nd Avenue)
Admission: $7 entitles you to see all NEW FILMMAKERS screenings this night!

FEATURED FILMS:
The Raconteur; Rebecca Krasnik; Denmark/USA; 3.00
Raconteur is a surreal conversation on photography and the relation between the still image and the perception of time, memory and truth.

ARMS; Lucie Friederike Mueller; Austria / Germany; 2.57
Credits: thanks to Jelena Petrovic, Constanze Ruhm
The right to own and use a gun for self-protection is a widespread and politically influential opinion in the USA. ARMS shows us how women in a patriarchal system are supposed to be transformed into confident individuals through the use of a gun. It gives us a sense of the manipulations that have led to weapons becoming a fetish of American society.

Please Come Again; Alisa Yang; USA; 9.00
An essay that narrates the collective and personal memory of three generations of Asian women through the rooms of Japanese love hotels.

1st DAY & NEXT MINUTE; Sara Koppel; MUSIC & SOUND; Sune Køter Kølster; Denmark; 2.30
An explicit rush adventure into a she-persons zone of desires. Where lust & responsibility is constantly dividing & demanding needs.

LETTER FROM THE GONE WORLD; Lydia Moyer; USA; 17.00
Loss returns to us what is gone in this portrait of the future in the past tense.

STONES FOR THUNDER; Kera MacKenzie and Andrew Mausert-Mooney; USA; 20:28
MUSIC; Winter Haven by Golden Birthday (Ryan Sullivan)
SOUNDTRACK: Chris Dammann
SOUND MIX; Kera MacKenzie and Andrew Mausert-Mooney
VOICES: Caesar Glebocki, Laura Vandiver, Tim Sinclair;
Featuring (in order of appearance); Dorothy Humphrey, Caitlin Joy Shantz, Susan Barse, Maria Pecchioli, Chisom Chima, Mike Szlamowicz, Sean Foltin, Kris Seale, Erik Elvgren, Tania Pedroza, Salvador Salazar, Andres Aurelio, Journee Cuffie
CITIES AND STATES OF PRODUCTION:
Chicago, IL; St. Louis, MO; Beaufort, SC; Austin, TX; Charlottesville, VA; Istanbul, Turke

03.06, 19.00 Rodina cinema (Karavannaya str., 12)

Gare Paris-Saint-Lazare, 10 avril 2017, 12h03-12h07 by Pablo-Martin Cordoba, France, Argentina
Film-collage 2 - introduction by Anais Ibert, France
Cargo by Jasmine Ellis, Germany
What Time Is Love? by Anna Franceschini, Italy, The Netherlands, Germany
NN by Pablo Mazzolo, Argentina
XCTRY by Bill Brown, USA
A Plastic Bottle's Stair Dance by Mikhail Basov, Russia
Please Come Again by Alisa Yang, United States
Destination Nowhere by Prapat Jiwarangsan, Thailand
Accelere Chapultepec by Kaveh Nabatian, Canada, Mexico
Song For Billy by Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, UK
Martin Cries by Jonathan Vinel, France

Tickets: http://rodinakino.ru/
Entrance 200 rubles

Open Projector Night at UICA Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts. Grand Rapids, MI

Official Film Lineup

Philip Carrel - The Clay Path
Toby Kaufmann- Buhler, Kenojuak Ashevak - Assembler/Responser Music Video
Matthew Bouwense -  Major Murphy Step Out Music Video
Alisa Yang - Please Come Again
Darius Gardner - Por Si Te Vas (In Case You Go)
Matt Everitt - Swade, Visas Music Video
Tyler Rubenfeld - Innards
Joe Post - Poached
Mike Madigan - Emergency Alert
Joseph Victor - One Shot
Carese Bartlett - Refill
Matthew von Dayton - The Collector

About Open Projector Night

Celebrate short films with the Open Projector Night series, a recurring cinematic event presenting the work of local, regional, and national filmmakers with a Michigan connection. Enjoy a diverse range of movies  from animated narratives and commercial work to experimental pieces. After the event, participate in a question and answer panel with the filmmakers and vote for your favorite short film. Winners will receive a number of awards, including special screenings of their work before UICA's feature films.

Please Come Again video installation awarded Grand Prize in the 2017 Alumni Juried Exhibition

The theme for the 2017 Stamps Alumni Juried Exhibition is “Ambiguities/Innuendoes? Go Fish.”

We are very pleased to welcome Brian Kennedy, the President, Director, and CEO of the Toledo Museum of Art, as the juror for this show.

2017 Awards

Kennedy selected three grand prize recipients and ten honorable mentions, with cash awards thanks to the generous support of Alumni Association of the University of Michigan.

Grand Prize Recipients

• Cynthia Greig – Representation no. 65 (fan)
• Katie St. Clair – Swale
• Alisa Yang – Please Come Again

Plays in the LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES program

Purchase tickets here http://www.apafilm.org/apa-film-festival/sunday-may-21st-600-pm-left-to-my-own-devices/

The 4th Annual Fine Arts Film Festival is the premiere showcase for independent films about artists and the art world held annually in venues in Venice and Downtown Los Angeles, California.

Featuring exceptionally creative and important films about art, artists, and the art world - many premiering for the first time in the United States - from countries such as the Netherlands, Iran, France, Estonia, Japan, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Portugal, Russia, the United Kingdom, India, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Armenia, Greece, Antarctica, Luxembourg...

Official 2017 FAFF Screening Schedule & Theatre Locations:

Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2017-fine-arts-film-festival-tickets-33983969969