Event
ALL ASTIR (shorts) - Chicago Underground Film Festival
EARTHS SHADOW
Huckleberry Lain
Experimental Video 11:00 2007 World Premiere
The record of a full earth cycle through many different media, including 3-D animation, 8mm home movies and recycled images provided by the Prelinger Archive via archive.org.
In a fashion similar to Christopher McLaine and Craig Baldwin, a warning is sent to the people of earth who live in sin sin according to the cosmos. Huckleberry Lain
WHEN THE LIGHTS RED
Keith Wilson
Documentary Video 10:45 2007 World Premiere
A poignant and humorous take on one man's response to intersection panhandling. Who is this stranger asking for change? Can I believe what they are saying? Will I contribute to a problem if I give money? Am I being cheap if I don't? These questions and more are answered.
WELCOME TO NORMAL
Marianna Ellenberg
Experimental Video 7:00 2007 Midwest Premiere
You CAN get better! An Exquisite Corpse compendium of hypnotic sounds, symptoms, and neurological disorders treatment is just around the corner! Marianna Ellenberg
PHANTOM CANYON
Stacey Steers
Animation 35mm 10:00 2006 Chicago Premiere
A young woman encounters enormous insects and an alluring man with bat wings in this surreal recollection, of a pivotal journey. Made by photographing over 4,000 handmade collages, this animated film explores memories, dreams and the nature of reflection. Shot on 35mm black-and- white film, the project took over four years to complete. Stacey Steers
SONIC YOUTH DO YOU BELIEVE IN RAPTURE?
Braden King
Music Video 3:58 2006
An impressionistic documentary disguised as a music video, DO YOU BELIEVE IN RAPTURE? functions as an elegy for CBGBs and every great rock concert youve ever seen. Features footage by Jem Cohen and photographs by Godlis.
SURVIVOR COOK, ISLANDS, ABRIDGED
Jenny Stark
Experimental Video 14:45 2007 World Premiere
A video homage to Standish Lauder's experimental film INTOLERANCE ABRIDGED (1974), where every tenth frame of INTOLERANCE is double-printed, reducing the running time from over two hours to 10 minutes. I have applied Lauder's process to Survivor: Cook Islands, a reality show that divides "tribes" competing for $1,000,000 by race. The result is a that the video plays back images at such a fast pace that there is little emotional resonance while the framing and representation of the cast members remain apparent. In this video, fourteen episodes are reduced to fourteen minutes and the structure of the video is divided into three parts coinciding with the contrived nature of the show: Part One: The tribes are divided by race: Asian, Latino, African American, and Caucasian. Part Two: The four tribes are integrated into two multi-ethnic groups. Part Three: The two tribes are merged and each individual cast member competes for the prize money. As time passes and losing members are "voted off the island" the imagery of the cast members becomes increasingly focused on the a few central characters and eventually the
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LocationChopin Theater
1543 W. Division
Chicago, IL 60622
United States
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