▫ 디지털 및 슈퍼 8 필름 : Chris H.Lynn (미국) ▫ Digital and Super 8 film : Chris H.Lynn (US) 1. 〈느린 시선의 방을 위한 13개의 시선〉 13 Views for the Slow Viewing Room Urban Silence Project를 위해 특별히 제작된 새로운 풍경 영화 (사운드가 포함된 디지털 비디오) A new landscape film created specifically for the Urban Silence Project (Digital video with sound) 2. 〈표류하는 시간의 기록〉 Journal of Drifting Hours 슈퍼 8 필름을 디지털 비디오로 변환한 작품 A Super 8 film transferred to digital video 슈퍼 8 필름은 무성으로 상영된다. 이 영상은 떠도는 순간들, 서정적인 장면들, 기억의 충동, 풍경 연구, 그리고 시각적 메모들
The 2026 edition of the Courtisane Festival returns to Ghent from 1–5 April, bringing together filmmakers and artists working at the intersection of experimental cinema, political reflection and audiovisual research. The festival continues its long-standing commitment to cinema as a space of inquiry—where historical works and contemporary practices meet in carefully curated thematic programs.
Dates:
Wednesday, April 1, 2026 (All day) to Sunday, April 5, 2026 (All day)
Lothringen, a Seoul-based film collective, and KU Cinema present Masqué derrière le nom de la plus fameuse des fleurs, a curated program showcasing the work of Rose Lowder and Anne-Marie Faux.
Dates:
Saturday, April 4, 2026 (All day) to Sunday, April 5, 2026 (All day)
The acclaimed collaborative artist duo Gibson + Recoder present the San Francisco premiere of their most recent expanded cinema project, The Changeover System: A Projection Performance Installation (2023–25).
Homegrown Stories is a 12-year experimental video/sound collaboration that has resulted in the creation of over 160 pieces of moving poetry. This retrospective features the best of Homegrown Stories with several of the participating filmmakers in attendance. Please come and experience 30 short experimental films by 20 award-winning film, video, and sound artists.
Friday March 27th 2026 at 6pm (Total Runtime: 68 minutes)
at Studio Two Three (109 W. 15th St. Richmond, VA-23224)
Event is FREE but please reserve a ticket, as seating is limited
Northwest Film Forum is excited to present the Seattle debut of the work of Toronto-based filmmaker Kalil Haddad. HE NEVER DIES: THE FILMS OF KALIL HADDAD collects six of Haddad’s short films, each a display of his idiosyncratic and radical approach to the depiction and use of queer subjectivities in visual media.
Dates:
Friday, March 20, 2026 (All day) to Sunday, March 29, 2026 (All day)
A curated program showcasing experimental and avant garde explorations of music, movement, and moving images. send your gnarled poems and whispered spells to join a chorus of queer chromatic seers. Pollen programs open call film submissions alongside dance and sound performances. stemming from over 25 years of community curation as part an experimental art venue located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
