ARRANGING MOVEMENT IN FILM - ONLINE LAB A collaborative platform for training, experimentation, and exchange focused on the interplay of dance and cinematic movement.
JULY 25 & EACH LAST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH 2 - 5 PM CEST ONLINE
How It Works: Based on a simple task or score, that is introduced and shared at the beginning of each lab, the participants are invited to conceive individual film-choreographic miniatures within a 1½-hour timeframe.
The online stage of the Festival ECRÃ has begun! Featuring over 40 films, plus installations, video art, and games. Available for free on our website until August 2nd. Accessible worldwide! Don't wait until the last minute—spread the word to your friends. This year's lineup is truly special!
Fechas:
De Domingo, Julio 19, 2026 (Todo el día) hasta Domingo, Agosto 2, 2026 (Todo el día)
Join us for an afternoon of bold, imaginative and thought-provoking moving image work created by students on City Lit's Experimental Filmmaking course. The event will take place from 1pm on Saturday July 25th at the John Lyon's Theatre, City Lit, 1-10 Keeley Street, London. WC2B 4BA.
Spectacle Theater and Disassociative Productions proudly present “Disassociating with M. Woods”, showcasing the avant-garde practice of one of the most radical underground filmmakers working today.
Presented as part of Project a Black Planet, Rivers of Memory, Currents of Myth brings together four remarkable films that explore memory, migration and mythology through distinct experimental practices, tracing connections across Sudan, Niger and the UK.
This program will be a live, informal lecture/slide show with intermittent 16mm film projections that correspond with the presentation illustrating the initiatives of cinema-arts non-profit organization MONO NO AWARE. Lab Director Matthew McWilliams and Founder Steve Cossman in-person.
Curated by artist / filmmaker Kerry Baldry, One Minute Volume 3 is the third in the series of programmes of experimental works which thoughtfully engage with the concept of time in cinema, challenge traditional narratives and explore how much can be conveyed within sixty seconds. Since August 2024, Close-Up Cinema has been presenting these 12 volumes in reverse order, offering a unique retrospective that invites viewers to explore the evolution of this extensive project.
Created by artists from Montreal and the surrounding area, the works in this new edition of EXPMTL have been drawn from the Vithèque collection, a vast repository of Vidéographe‘s video history dating back to the 1970s. The programme will be presented in person by Benjamin R. Taylor (artist, creative director of VISIONS and co-director of la lumière collective) and will be followed by a discussion with some of the filmmakers.
Program: RÉACTION 26 Charles Binamé 1971, 5 min, Analogue video to Digital
