News and Events
FilmCamp 10
31 August 2010
Date: Tuesday 28 September 2pm– 6pm | Location: Glasgow Film Theatre With a line-up of leading speakers and presentations from programme and filmmakers, game developers and web designers and people behind ...
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Branchage International Film Festival 2010
27 August 2010
Dates: 23-26 September | Location: Jersey If you’re a cinephile looking for a late summer holiday break then we recommend you take a look at the Branchage Festival (that’s ‘bron-carge’ by the ...
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Monday Movies
Dark Glass by Clio Barnard
23 August 2010
Dark Glass by Clio Barnard Clio Barnard’s brilliant debut feature The Arbor – an Artangel/Jerwood commission – opens in the UK on 22 October, after Barnard won the Tribeca Film Festival ...
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Site of The Week
RSA Animate
21 July 2010
RSA Animate illustrating a lecture by the authors of SuperFreakonomics, Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner If you find your mind wandering during lifeless lectures, then this animated lecture series might be ...
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Features
Doing Things Differently: Cinema Regained at Oberhausen Short Film Festival by George Clark
24 August 2010
She Had Her Gun All Ready, Vivienne Dick, courtesy of Oberhausen Short Film Festival “The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.”[1] Given its relative youth, there is a ...
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Interviews
Brad Butler and Karen Mirza on no.w.here
10 August 2010
Non Places, Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, 1999 no.w.here is a unique space in London combining film production alongside critical dialogue about contemporary image making. As an artist run organisation no.w.here ...
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Showcase
A Mind’s Eye by Joanna Callaghan
22 June 2010
A mind's eye, Joanna Callaghan, 2009 Imagine the essence of a Thing. Now imagine a place where the essences of all Things exist. Can you? To accompany Cecilia Wee’s article on the ...
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Seven Wonders
It’s not a rip off, it’s a homage
1 June 2010
Magnetic Movie, Semiconductor, 'homaged' in a recent IBM commercial Art has always influenced commercial creatives, and artists have often drawn on – appropriated, even – other parts of culture. It’s ...
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