With Underground – American Avant-Garde Film in the 1960s, Eye highlights the cinematic innovation of a generation of American filmmakers in the 1960s and adds a new chapter to the museum's long tradition of giving experimental film a prominent place, both in its collection and programming.

Tone Glow is excited to announce “You Wouldn’t Steal a Movie,” a program featuring 10 found-footage experimental films. The event will be held at Sweet Void Cinema in Chicago on Saturday, September 14th at 7pm. Throughout history, avant-garde filmmakers have recycled, repurposed, and reimagined older images into their own liking. In culling from a diverse array of sources—advertisements and educational films, newsreels and major motion pictures—they’ve constructed novel works that prove spellbinding in their new contexts.

The 19th edition of the WNDX Festival of Moving Image opens with a career survey of the works of acclaimed Filipinx-Canadian animator and filmmaker, Leslie Supnet.

Field Notes from a Rainy Day: The Animations, Meditations and One Takes of Leslie Supnet

Curated by Cecilia Araneda

Screens: Wed Oct 2, 2024 at 7 PM in Winnipeg, Canada

IN ANTICIPATION OF PERIPHERIES EXPERIMENTAL FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL 2024 - www.peripheriesfestival.com

Sweet Void Cinema will be screening a radical double feature with the cult omnibus film COIN CELLEIL opening for the world premiere of M. Woods' 3rd feature film BODY PROP.