This week [November 19 - 26, 2006] in avant garde cinema

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This week [November 19 - 26, 2006] in avant garde cinema

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"Peninsula" by Adam Brothanek
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"Cellular Activity: TANZ!" by Neil Needleman
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Durango Independent Film Festival (Durango, Colorado, USA; Deadline: December 01, 2006)
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Starting from Scratch (Amsterdam; Deadline: December 10, 2006)
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Wisconsin Film Festival (Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Deadline: December 29, 2006)
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Streaming Festival {The Hague} (The Hague. Netherlands; Deadline: January 14, 2007)
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PEC Independent Film Championship (Colorado Springs, CO; Deadline: November 30, 2006)
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Lake County Film Festival (Libertyville, IL, USA; Deadline: December 20, 2006)
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Method Fest (El Segundo CA; Deadline: December 01, 2006)
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MONTELLY FILM FESTIVAL (Lausanne /switzerland; Deadline: December 01, 2006)
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Portland Documentary and eXperimental Film Festival (Portland, Oregon; Deadline: December 15, 2006)
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Asbury Shorts of New York 2007 (New York, NY USA; Deadline: December 20, 2006)
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Flatpack Festival (Birmingham, UK; Deadline: December 15, 2006)
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Single Reel Film & Video Festival (New York, NY, USA; Deadline: December 01, 2006)
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Experimenta 2007 (Bangalore, India; Deadline: December 15, 2006)
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Reel Shorts (Saratoga Springs, NY. U.S.A.; Deadline: December 07, 2006)
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Durango Independent Film Festival (Durango, Colorado, USA; Deadline: December 01, 2006)
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Starting from Scratch (Amsterdam; Deadline: December 10, 2006)
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THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS (SUMMARY):
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 * Switch'd On video [November 19, Chicago, Illinois]
 * Rewind: Time, Tumult & Transformation - Los Angeles Film & video (&
    Music!) of the Early ‘90s [November 19, Los Angeles]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 19, Madrid]
 * Palindromes! Camerae Obscvrae! & Histories (Un)Written In Land! [November 19, Milwaukee, WI]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 19, New York, New York]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 19, New York, New York]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 19, New York, New York]
 * New York Experimental: Film + video Screening Series [November 19, New York, New York]
 * Essential Cinema: Stan Brakhage [November 19, New York, New York]
 * Short & Wide (From 1.66 To 1.85 and Beyond): New Short Films…New Wide
    Format [November 19, New York, New York]
 * Sites and Silences [November 19, San Francisco, California]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 20, New York, New York]
 * Mediascope 2006 - An Evening With Suzan Pitt [November 20, New York, New York]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 20, New York, New York]
 * Storefront Films: Interstices: Machinic visions [November 21, New York, New York]
 * Roxy Presents... Single Shot [November 22, London, England]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 22, Madrid]
 * Black Maria Film Festival: the Legacy of the Short Film [November 22, New York, New York]
 * Essential Cinema: Stan Brakhage: Arabic Series #11 - 19 [November 22, New York, New York]
 * The Free Screen - Lift 25th Anniversary Screenings! [November 22, Toronto, Ontario, Canada]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 23, Madrid]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 24, Madrid]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 25, Madrid]
 * Kaiju! Giant Monsters Attack!! [November 25, San Francisco, California]
 * Luz Y Tiempo: Historia Parcial Del Cine Experimental Y videoarte
    Britanico 1968-2006 [November 26, Madrid]

Events are sorted by CITY within each DATE.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2006
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11/19
Chicago, Illinois: Chicago Filmmakers
http://www.chicagofilmmakers.org/
7:00 pm, Chicago Filmmakers (5243 N. Clark St.)

 SWITCH'D ON VIDEO
  Co-Presented by IMMArts Set to coincide with the SEAMUS Electro-Acoustic
  Music Month, Switch'd on Video is a program of new video works that
  feature electroacoustic music. The program aims to be international in
  scope and include works by video, multimedia, and musical artists. This
  program is organized by the local group IMMArts, whose mission is to
  assist in the cross-fertilization of artists, computer programmers,
  musicians, scientists, and academics in their explorations of the
  multifaceted field of Intermedia. Details on the program will be
  available later in the fall.

11/19
Los Angeles: Filmforum
http://www.lafilmforum.org/
7:00 pm, Egyptian Theatre, 6712 Hollywood Blvd.

 REWIND: TIME, TUMULT & TRANSFORMATION - LOS ANGELES FILM & VIDEO (&
 MUSIC!) OF THE EARLY ‘90S
  Filmforum continues its Celebration of our 30th Anniversary with REWIND:
  Time, Tumult & Transformation - Los Angeles Film & Video (& Music!) of
  the Early '90s Curated by Jon Stout & Lisa Mann Including "Wormholes" by
  Stephen Hillenberg; "Yes" by Blue Hadaegh, "Voices of the Morning" by
  Meena Nanji, "Saint Mulekicker: A Portrait of Ron Athey" by Simeon
  Hutner, "Chapbook of the Non-Eminent" by Elizabeth Wiatr; "You Talk/I
  Buy" by Eric Saks, and more, including music and reminiscences! $9
  general, $6 students/seniors

11/19
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
20.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  PROGRAMME II: THE WEATHER, George Barber, Video, 2 min, 1996; I AM,
  David Blandy, Video, 2 min, 2004; PERPETUAL MOTION IN THE LAND OF MILK
  AND HONEY, AL+AL, Video, 6 min, 2004; SUNDIAL William Raban, Video, 1'30
  min, 1992; 1001 COLOURS ANDY NEVER THOUGHT OF, George Barber, Video, 4
  min, 1984; DO YOU LOVE ME? Alnoor Dewshi, Video, color, 2'47 min, 2001;
  EAD THE BALL, Simon Richardson, Video, color, 4 min, 2001; WORST CASE
  SCENARIO, John Smith, Video, 18 min, 2004; FRAMES, Annabel Nicolson,
  16mm, 6 min, color, muda, 1971-72; FROM MEMORY, Riccardo Iacono. 16mm,
  color, mudo, 15 min, 1994-2003; Total running time: 62 min

11/19
Milwaukee, WI: Woodland Pattern Book Center and the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Department of Film
http://www.woodlandpattern.org/
1pm, 720 East Locust Street

 PALINDROMES! CAMERAE OBSCVRAE! & HISTORIES (UN)WRITTEN IN LAND!
  Films by Thomas Comerford, 1997-2005. Sisyphus's Cinema, 1997, 4 mins.
  Départ, 2000, 6 mins. ILLA CAMERA OBSCVRA, 2001, 12 mins. Figures in the
  Landscape, 2002, 12 mins. Land Marked/Marquette, 2005, 23 mins. A
  retrospective screening of 16mm films by Thomas Comerford. Comerford's
  work ranges from the structural conceit of Sisyphus's Cinema, which uses
  the model of the palindrome (a word or phrase which spells the same
  forwards and in reverse) to explorations of pinhole photography and
  associated meditations on technology, perception, place and memory
  (Départ, and ILLA CAMERA OBSCVRA and Figures in the Landscape). His most
  recent film, Land Marked/Marquette, jettisons the fog and atmosphere of
  pinhole in favor of clear, concisely observed landscape studies of sites
  and monuments in Chicago connected to 17th century exploration by Jesuit
  missionary Jacques Marquette, contemplating both historical
  representation and the transformation of the land in the passage of
  time. With Thomas Comerford in person for Q&A.

11/19
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
1:00pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 3 Personal and
  multicultural nonfiction stories. Glass Jaw. 1991. Michael O'Reilly.
  Gifts from My Father. 1997. Kim McNabb. Ame Noire-Black Soul. 2002.
  Canada. Martine Chartrand. Vision Test. 2002. Wes Kim. Famous Irish
  Americans. 2003. Roger Beebe. Lot 63, Grave C. 2005. Sam Green.
  Pleasures of Urban Decay. 1999. Samuel Ball. The Memory Box. 2005. Jane
  Steuerwald. Program 90 min. Sunday, November 19, 1:00. T2

11/19
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
3:00pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 4: Animation and
  Special Effects 1 When the Day Breaks. 1999. Canada. Wendy Tilby, Amanda
  Forbis. S.P.I.C. The Storyboard of My Life. 2004. Robert Castillo.
  Excerpt. Ryan. 2005. Canada. Chris Landreth. Strange Invaders. 2001.
  Cordell Barker. Goodnight Norma, Goodnight Milton. 1988. John Schnall.
  OuterSpace. 1999. Austria/Canada. Peter Tscherkassky. Copy Shop. 2001.
  Belgium. Virgil Widrich. Fast Film. 2003. Belgium. Widrich. Program 70
  min. Sunday, November 19, 3:00. T2

11/19
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
5:00pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 5: Animation and
  Special Effects 2 River Lethe. 1985. Amy Kravitz. Master of Ceremonies.
  1987. Chris Sullivan. What Happened. 1991. Richard Kizu-Blair. The
  Janitor. 1993. Vanessa Schwartz. Capillary Action. 1997. Australia. Paul
  Winkler. Moschops. 2000. Jim Trainor. Tender Bodies. 2003. James
  Duesing. The Penguins and the Mice. 2001. Tim Szetela. Elements of
  Light. 2004. Richard Reeves. Linear Dreams. 1997. Reeves. I Am Not Van
  Gogh. 2005. David Russo. Nibbles. 2003. Christopher Hinton. Program 83
  min. Sunday, November 19, 5:00. T2

11/19
New York, New York: The Tank
http://www.thetanknyc.org
6:00 PM, 279 Church Street

 NEW YORK EXPERIMENTAL: FILM + VIDEO SCREENING SERIES
  New York Experimental: The Tank's Monthly Experimental Film + Video
  Screening Series: Sunday - November 19 - 6:00 PM - $5.00 @ The Tank: 279
  Church Street - New York, NY 10013 - 212.563.6269 - www.thetanknyc.org:
  An evening of experimental films from around the globe, with scenes
  ranging from dancing plants and Norwegian forests to glimpses of autumn
  and meditations on industrial and emotional landscapes. This diverse
  program presents the world of organics, as reflected in seasonal changes
  and quirky botanical narratives, in contrast with representations of the
  contrived existence of urban life and the cult of theatricality. Each
  work, using unique devices, presents an intimate glimpse of a particular
  mental or physical space. Featuring works by Yun Kim (US), Minou Norouzi
  (UK), Shanna Maurizi (US), Paul Masters (UK), Tina Willgren (NO), Rachel
  Urkowitz + Lisa Oppenheim (US), Gad Hollander (UK), Chris Lynn (US), and
  Rafaël (ES). For more information visit www.thetanknyc.org or contact
  Susan Agliata at susan[at]thetanknyc[dot]org.

11/19
New York, New York: Anthology Film Archives
http://www.anthologyfilmarchives.org/
4:30pm, 32 Second Ave @ 2nd St.

 ESSENTIAL CINEMA: STAN BRAKHAGE
  ARABIC SERIES 0-10 1980-1981, ca. 95 minutes. "This series of films,
  each extraordinarily unique from every other (except 0 + 10 going
  together), is inspired and governed by strata of the mind's
  moving-visual-thinking different from that of the ROMAN NUMERALS
  series...or perhaps one should say that the ARABIC NUMERALS come to
  fruition through some tree-of-nerves separate from that which gave birth
  to the ROMANS (as it is physiologically deceptive to think of thought as
  existing in 'layers'). The ARABICS range in length from approximately 5
  min. to 35 min. and may be projected at 24 f.p.s. as well as 18 f.p.s.,
  although the latter speed seems preferable for starts. I think each
  film's integrity of rhythm would allow viewing at a greater variety of
  speeds, were there 16mm projectors to permit that exercise. So far as I
  can tell, they defy verbal interpretation (even more than their ROMAN
  equivalents) and would, thus, seem to be closer to music than any
  previous work given me to do; but if that be true, it is (as composer
  James Tenney put it to me) that they relate to that relatively small
  area of musical composition which resists song and dance and exists more
  purely in terms of sound events in Time/Space. Finally, then, the
  inspiration of all those modern (and a few ancient) composers I've most
  loved since my teens overwhelms the easier, and comfortably lovely,
  habits of jig and do-re-mi- AND creates a visual correlative of music's
  eventuality – i.e. each ARABIC is formed by the intrinsic grammar of the
  most inner (perhaps pre-natal) structure of thought itself." –S.B.

11/19
New York, New York: Anthology Film Archives
http://www.anthologyfilmarchives.org/
7pm, 32 Second Ave @ 2nd St.

 SHORT & WIDE (FROM 1.66 TO 1.85 AND BEYOND): NEW SHORT FILMS…NEW WIDE
 FORMAT
  Niagara Custom Lab's (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) recent project sees
  filmmakers creating new works on 35mm. Encouraging makers to work in a
  format often considered to be inaccessible to film artists, "short &
  wide" is the fifth project initiated by this artistically focused motion
  picture laboratory. More than just a film lab, NCL provides tools,
  resources and a creative environment to contemporary film artists
  interested in pushing the limits of the medium. "short & wide" includes
  new works by: Brett Kashmere, Christina Battle, John Price, Josh
  Bonnetta, Kelly Egan, Madi Piller, Michele Stanley, Sara MacLean,
  Sebastjan Henrickson and Troy Rhoades.

11/19
San Francisco, California: San Francisco Cinematheque
http://www.sfcinematheque.org
7:30 pm, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts

 SITES AND SILENCES
  Sunday, November 19 at 7:30pm Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 701
  Mission Street (corner of Third) Tickets: 415-978-ARTS Sites and
  Silences Speculative Archive and Trevor Paglen In Person Known for their
  critical interrogation of political violence and documentary strategies,
  Speculative Archive (Julia Meltzer + David Thorne) presents their new
  work shot in Damascus, Syria. It reflects on "how citizens think through
  a complex political context in which thinking itself is crippled by
  uncertainty, secrecy, and fear" (SA). Experimental geographer Trevor
  Paglen follows with a multi-media lecture/performance, Tracking the
  CIA's 'Torture Planes' based on research for his new book Torture Taxi
  (with AC Thompson). He investigates planes and prisons used in the US
  government's covert program to kidnap, "render," and "disappear"
  suspected terrorists.)

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2006
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11/20
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
6:30pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 6: Animation 3
  MediaScope: An Evening with Suzan Pitt. See pg. 33 for details. Monday,
  November 20, 6:30. T2

11/20
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
6:30pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 MEDIASCOPE 2006 - AN EVENING WITH SUZAN PITT
  Dedicated to experimentation with cinematic form and content, MediaScope
  presents emerging and recognized artists who discuss their work with the
  audience. The program explores filmmaking and videomaking, as well as
  Web-based, installation, and digital art practices. Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator; Jytte Jensen, Curator; Laurence Kardish,
  Senior Curator; Barbara London, Associate Curator; and Joshua Siegel,
  Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media. MediaScope is supported
  by Jennifer McSweeney. Special thanks to First Run Features. An Evening
  with Suzan Pitt Suzan Pitt (Los Angeles) has worked at the forefront of
  indie animation since 1970. Pitt's work is recognized for the lavish
  hands-on quality of her animated drawings, which she combines with dark
  stories. This first New York retrospective includes her three major
  works: Asparagus (1979), Joy Street (1995), and the recently completed
  El Doctor (2006), all released for the first time on DVD by First Run
  Features. Asparagus (a visual poem like Joy Street) traveled for two
  years with David Lynch's Eraserhead on the Midnight Movie circuit,
  rocking audiences with its rich cel animation and nightmarish plot. El
  Doctor—written by Blue Kraning and inspired by the Mexican belief in the
  miraculous, and featuring two sequences of experimental animation by Ben
  Zelkowicz and Naomi Uman—is Pitt's first work using dialogue (Pitt
  collaborated with Mexican animator Dominique Jonnard to record the
  voices). Program 100 min.

11/20
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
8:30pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 7 Experimental
  investigations of cinema, history, and memory. Art of Memory. 1987.
  Woody Vasulka. Decodings. 1988. Michael Wallin. Spiral. 1987. Emily
  Breer. A Knowledge They Cannot Lose. 1989. Nina Fonoroff. The
  Imagined, the Longed-for, the Conquered, and the Sublime. 1995. Roddy
  Bogawa. A.W.O.L. 2004. Robert Banks. Here. 2006. Fred Worden. Program
  96 min. Monday, November 20, 8:30. T2

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2006
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11/21
New York, New York: Anthology Film Archives
http://www.anthologyfilmarchives.org/
7:30pm, 32 2nd Ave. @ 2nd St

 STOREFRONT FILMS: INTERSTICES: MACHINIC VISIONS
  Storefront for Art and Architecture is committed to the advancement of
  innovative positions in art, architecture and design, embraces cinema
  and highlights its significant role in representing the built
  environment. The works in the three part series INTERSTICES explore the
  space between presentation and representation, between data and fact,
  experience and ideology and proliferate possible connections of gestures
  to affects, and affects to perceptions. The foregrounding of interstice
  calls attention to the processing of images, revealing how random
  intervals of images can be made into a sequence by merely juxtaposing
  them. What emerges is both a critical reflection on subjective positions
  and identity politics, and the repeated displacement of gestures or
  images into ideologically charged narratives. Such repetitions undermine
  the construction of stable subject positions, re-envisioning what we
  take for truth as a special effect or pure affect. INTERSTICES is
  divided into a three-part film series spanning Oct-Dec. and includes
  recorded performances of Pia Lindman. Each screening has a sub-theme
  reflecting Lindman's work and echoing her artistic interests.
  INTERSTICES explores the space between presentation and representation,
  between data and fact, experience and ideology. Works to be shown: Pia
  Lindman VIDEO COMPILATION OF "DOMO AND ITS DOUBLE" (2006, 8 min); Oskar
  Schlemmer TRIADIC BALLET (1928, 30 min); Polish artist group Akademia
  Ruchu VIDEO DOCUMENTATION OF STREET ACTIONS IN LODZ (1975, 10 min); Joan
  Jonas VERTICAL ROLL (1972, 19 min); Harun Farocki EYE MACHINE (2001, 25
  min); Dennis Adams AN OUTTAKE OF "OUTTAKE" (1998, 10 min).

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2006
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11/22
London, England: Roxy Bar & Screen
http://www.roxybarandscreen.com
8pm, 128-132 Borough High St, SE1 1LB

 ROXY PRESENTS... SINGLE SHOT
  Single Shot is a series of film and video works by artists and new
  talent. The distinguishing feature of the project is that all of the
  pieces are shot in one single take. Whether humorous or poignant,
  seductive or disturbing - each work attempts to catch the viewer's eye
  and hold it, unblinkingly, until the end. Single Shot is the first
  product of a major new collaboration between UK Film Council's New
  Cinema Fund and Arts Council England. The project has received
  additional support from Illy. Single Shot is managed by Film and Video
  Umbrella and Maya Vision International. Roxy Bar & Screen is a bar /
  screening venue in London Bridge, which screens a variety of film and VJ
  work in a comfortable bar environment on the 4m screen using a 3-chip
  DLP projector. Entry to the venue / screenings is FREE.

11/22
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
21.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  PROGRAME VI: GLITTERBUG, Derek Jarman, Video, 60 min, color y b/n, 1994.

11/22
New York, New York: Museum of Modern Art
http://www.moma.org
5:00pm, 11 West 53rd Street

 BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL: THE LEGACY OF THE SHORT FILM
  The Black Maria Film Festival was named after the American birthplace of
  the motion picture-Thomas Edison's West Orange, NJ, laboratory-a
  revolving photographic studio called the Black Maria because it
  resembled a police paddy wagon. Over the last twenty-five years,
  founding director John Columbus has overseen this alternative festival,
  which embraces the diversity and passion of the cinematic short form. It
  provides many directors with their earliest exhibition opportunities and
  discovers avant-garde and idiosyncratic talents. The festival also
  provides an important, one-of-a-kind distribution outlet for short
  films, traveling each year to over seventy sites and reaching audiences
  in the farthest corners of the USA and Europe. Through the years the
  festival has championed cinema that resides on the margins of popular
  culture and in the center of artists' imaginations. All films presented
  by Columbus and the filmmakers, and from the USA, unless otherwise
  noted. Please see www.moma.org for film descriptions.Organized by Sally
  Berger, Assistant Curator, Department of Film and Media; with John
  Columbus, Director, Black Maria Film Festival. Program 8 Groundbreaking
  narrative shorts. Night Cries a Rural Tragedy. 1990. Australia. Tracey
  Moffatt. Bedhead. 1991. Robert Rodriguez. Seven Hours to Burn. 1999.
  Shanti Thakur. Ghost Trip. 2000. Bill Morrison. Burn. 2002. Reynold
  Reynolds. Electrocute Your Stars. 2005. Mary Losier. Program 77 min.
  Wednesday, November 22, 5:00. T2

11/22
New York, New York: Anthology Film Archives
http://www.anthologyfilmarchives.org/
7:30, 32 2nd Ave. @ 2nd St

 ESSENTIAL CINEMA: STAN BRAKHAGE: ARABIC SERIES #11 - 19
  See notes for Sunday, November 19.

11/22
Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Cinematheque Ontario
http://www.bell.ca/cinematheque
6:30 p.m., Art Gallery of Ontario's Jackman Hall, 317 Dundas Street West

 THE FREE SCREEN - LIFT 25TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENINGS!
  Cinematheque Ontario presents THE FREE SCREEN (formerly The
  Independents). The Free Screen is your window on the vast and rewarding,
  but often overlooked, world of unconventional, non-commercial cinema -
  those films and videos made by committed artists working outside of
  mainstream channels of production and distribution. These artists prefer
  to work free from the restrictive aesthetic conventions and commercial
  concerns of the movie business, a position which allows them to explore
  the possibilities of the art of cinema to the fullest. The Free Screen
  presents work by artists engaged in fields ranging from avant-garde film
  and animation to hybrid documentaries, essay films and video art, often
  with the artists in attendance to present their work. - Chris Gehman,
  Free Screen programmer. LIFT 25TH ANNIVERSARY SCREENINGS! These two
  programmes of brand-new films were commissioned by the Liaison of
  Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) to commemorate this
  indispensable organization's 25th (silver!) anniversary. The project
  comprises twenty short films, four film-based performances and two
  installations, some of which will be presented at the parties following
  the screenings (see details below). At a time when the imminent "death
  of film" has been announced repeatedly for more than two decades, LIFT
  and its members defiantly set out to show that film is not only a viable
  medium of production, but also an important audio-visual art form. With
  "Film is Dead . . . Long Live Film!," LIFT sets out to reconfirm film's
  status as a personal art form at a time when commercial production is
  moving increasingly into the digital realm, while the art world
  dismisses it as old hat. Please note: All running times are estimated.
  Join us after both screenings for parties at Supermarket (268 Augusta
  Ave. just south of College St.) at 9 pm, which will include additional
  film performances.. Presented in cooperation with LIFT. LIFT PROGRAMME
  1: FILM IS DEAD . . . THE FIRST THING EVER FILMED, Director: Francisca
  Duran (Canada, 2006, 5 min. 35mm), TRICK FILM, Director: Amy Lockhart
  (Canada, 2006, 3 min. 16mm), VIVE LE FILM (TRAILER), Director: Madi
  Piller, (Canada, 2006, 5 min. 35mm), BEACH CAROUSEL, Director: Peter
  Grucza, (Canada, 2006, 4 min. 16mm), JACKIE JACKSON AND THE DEAD
  PRINCESS, Director: Graham Hollings, (Canada, 2006, 5 min. double 16mm
  projection), REVERSED CHRONOLOGICAL ENCOUNTERS WITH THE X/Y CHROMOSOME,
  Director: Christina Ray Eichman (Canada, 2006, 6 min. video), MEAN,
  Director: Clive Holden, (Canada, 2006, 3 min. 35mm), HER NAME WAS
  VIOLET, Director: Elida Schogt (Canada, 2006, 3 min. 35mm), THE END OF
  MY LIFE, Directors: Roy Mitchell and Michael Stecky, (Canada, 2006, 5
  min. Super-8), THE BLOOD OF FILMMAKERS, Director: Istvan Kantor,
  (Canada, 2006, 10 min. video). All screenings in this series are FREE,
  non-ticketed events. Programming suggestions and submissions are
  welcome. All Cinematheque Ontario screenings are held at the Art Gallery
  of Ontario's Jackman Hall, 317 Dundas St. West, Toronto (McCaul Street
  entrance). All screenings are restricted to individuals 18 years of age
  or older. For more information, visit the Official website,
  www.bell.ca/cinematheque, the year-round Box Office at Manulife Centre
  (55 Bloor Street West, main floor, north entrance), or call
  416-968-FILM.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2006
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11/23
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
21.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  A selection of British artists film and video produced between
  1968-2006. Programme IV, THE ART OF SEEING AND THROWING: THE VIDEOGAMES
  OF RICCARDO IACONO. 1. Pea Video, Video, color, 2 min, 2006. 2.
  P-Sample1, Video, color, 2' 45 min, 2006. 3. P Process (Green), Video,
  color, 2' 20 min, 2006. 4. Seeing and Gaming After Sun Tzu, Video,
  color, 8' 40 min, 2006. 5. Maggie Blinks, Video, color, 7' 30 min,
  2006. 6.Intermission, Video, color, 8' 40 min, 2006. 7. Party Animal,
  Video, color, 12 min, 2006. 8. Sweet Sorrow, Video, color, 4'47 min,
  2006. 9. Lookout Video, color, 5 min, 2006. 10. Zetlander Video, color,
  2' 55 min, 2006. 11. Kinky Video, color, 1' 45 min, 2006. 12.
  Whitechapel Video, color, 4 min, 2006. 13. A Lecture In Throwing A Pea
  Video, color, 1 min, 2006. 14. The Playing Field Video, color, 3' 30
  min, 2006. 15. Odd Socks Video, color, 3' 31 min, 2006. RT: 70 mins.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2006
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11/24
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
21.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  A selection of British artists film and video produced between
  1968-2006. PROGRAMME V: TRAFFIC, Roderick Buchanan, Video, 2 min, 2001;
  THE KISS, John Smith, Video, 5 min, color, 1999. THE RUMOUR OF TRUE
  THINGS, Paul Bush, Video, 25 min, 1996; THE NIGHTINGALE, Grace Ndiritu,
  Video, 7 min, 2004; THE DEFENESTRASCOPE, Steven Ball Video, 6 min, 2003;
  BIOGENESIS, William Latham, Video, 6 min, 1993. running time 51 min.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2006
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11/25
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
21.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  A selection of British artists film and video produced between
  1968-2006. PROGRAMME VI: GLITTERBUG, Derek Jarman, Video, 60 min, color
  y b/n, 1994

11/25
San Francisco, California: Other Cinema
http://www.othercinema.com/
8:30pm, 992 Valencia

 KAIJU! GIANT MONSTERS ATTACK!!
  A mutant subculture growing out of post-war Japanese monster movies has
  finally taken hold in America —with a vengeance! Our wise-crackin'
  expert on Japanese popular culture Patrick ("Tiger on Beat") Macias
  faces off with Australian enthusiast David Cox in a clip-happy
  celebration of this bizarre rubber fetish. Macias, in town to tout his
  new tome Otaku in U.S.A., comes fully loaded with over two hours of
  carefully selected battle scenes, to flood the imaginations of the most
  spectacle-craving kaijuphiles. Certainly the figure of Godzilla is a
  featured topic—including his legendary 1954 debut—but this discourse on
  colossal creatures additionally covers Mothra, Gamera, Gigan, Rodan,
  Hedorah, King Ghidora, and legions more. As a special bonus, Macias
  smuggles in the shiny new Ultraman box-set, sharing favorite moments of
  hilarity and destruction between shots of sake at the geisha bar.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2006
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11/26
Madrid: La Enana Marron
http://www.laenanamarron.org/home.htm
20.30, La Enana Marron, Sale de Cine Independiente, Travesia San Mateo 8, bajo dche, Madrid 28004

 LUZ Y TIEMPO: HISTORIA PARCIAL DEL CINE EXPERIMENTAL Y VIDEOARTE
 BRITANICO 1968-2006
  A selection of British artists film and video produced between
  1968-2006. PROGRAMME 1: SODASTREAM, Roderick Buchanan, Video, 1'30 min,
  2001. SEA CHANGE, Joe King y Rosie Pedlow, Video, 5'30 min, 2004.
  ARBITRARY LOGIC, Malcolm Le Grice, Video, 5 min, 1987-89. HERMAPHRODITE
  BIKINI, Clio Barnard, Video, 5 min, 1995. DOWNSIDE UP, Tony Hill, Video,
  17 min, 1984. ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD, Semiconductor, Video, 5 min,
  2005. BLIGHT, John Smith, Video, 14 min, color, 1994-96. Running time:
  54 mins. Curated by David Reznak and Riccardo Iacono.

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