OFFoff presents a unique double bill dedicated to the work of American filmmakers and life partners Will Hindle and Michele ‘Shellie’ Fleming. On two consecutive evenings, we will screen seven 16mm films by Hindle and four 16mm films by Fleming. This marks the first time the work of these two pioneering filmmakers is presented together.
OFFoff presents a unique double bill dedicated to the work of American filmmakers and life partners Will Hindle and Michele ‘Shellie’ Fleming. On two consecutive evenings, we will screen seven 16mm films by Hindle and four 16mm films by Fleming. This marks the first time the work of these two pioneering filmmakers is presented together.
Art Cinema OFFoff presents a complete retrospective of the work of German filmmaker Karl Kels – the first in many years. The filmmaker will be present on both evenings. All films will be screened in their original formats (35mm and 16mm).
Art Cinema OFFoff presents a complete retrospective of the work of German filmmaker Karl Kels – the first in many years. The filmmaker will be present on both evenings. All films will be screened in their original formats (35mm and 16mm).
In collaboration with Shhh, the film festival of Monokino in Ostend (26 – 27 September), Art Cinema OFFoff is delighted to welcome filmmaker Adriana Vila Guevara.
The British avant-garde pioneer, Malcolm Le Grice, passed away on the third of December at the age of 84. To pay tribute, we are screening three of his most extraordinary works.
An all-analog program around the histories and traditions of the ‘flicker film’, from its origins in the 1960s up until today, highlighting some lesser shown key works.
In collaboration with Film Fest Gent, Art Cinema OFFoff brings out the 16mm and Super8 projector for an evening of analogue short films by the French-American filmmaker Maximilien Luc Proctor, including Seasonal Concerns (2024) and the world premiere of Aotearoa (2024)
OPENING of Art Cinema OFFoff's new film season with the Spanish filmmaker Luis Macías, co-founder of Crater-Lab Barcelona.
‘Your eyes are spectral machines’ is a film program presented by the filmmaker Luis Macías about the exploration, manipulation and variation of an image and its absence. He investigates the concept of what he calls ‘spectral cinema’ through each of the different components of the film spectrum.
