To mark the release of ‘Basin’ by Rocheman – a 21st century masterpiece of devotional art – The Hotel proudly presents a screening of Nathaniel Dorsky’s magnum opus ‘Hours for Jerome’.

Hours for Jerome is a cinematic lyric poem dedicated to Dorsky’s partner, artist Jerome Hiler, documenting aspects of their daily life in Manhattan and New Jersey. The film is entirely silent, and rooted in a centuries-old tradition of devotional art, from stained glass painting to medieval illuminated manuscripts and books of hours.

Fragments accumulate is an audiovisual concert performed by sound artist Hiroko Komiya (voices, objects, lap harp, zither...) and film and sound artist Chris H. Lynn (objects, field recordings, piano, with digital and  live Super 8 projection).

Memory, sound, and image intertwine in an evolving landscape of fragments, resonance, and transformation.

Unza!
Cortile delle Associazioni
Via Luigi Bianchi d'Espinosa 7, Milano (Niguarda)

On SATURDAY, JUNE 13th at 7pm, Non Films presents "DarkRoom: Screening & Salon" once again at the prestigious Film-Makers' Cooperative.

TICKETS: https://filmmakerscoop.ecwid.com/Non-Films-Dark-Room-3-at-The-Film-Makers-Cooperative-p839129824

Eric Theise will open with a solo set of manipulated, projected, OpenStreetMap-based maps, followed by sets from this remarkable collection of improvisers–

Fred Lonberg-Holm: improviser/composer now living in the Bay Area whose list of collaborators includes Peter Brötzmann, Axel Dörner, Michael Zerang, and Joe McPhee.