LSFF 2019: Experiments: Celluloid Traces

 

LSFF’s returning programme of experiments paying their dues at the altar of analogue – from the found footage of David Leister to Mark Jenkin’s primary colour Super 8 as it follows Andrew and Edith Kötting tramping to Derek Jarman’s Prospect Cottage. Lynne Sachs takes us into the homes of Carolee Schneemann, Barbara Hammer and Gunvor Nelson, while Tash Tung’s 16mm meditates on Mojave indigenous identity through the poetry of Natalie Diaz. 85 minutes.

 

Programme:

 

Rahim Moledina, Obrigado, UK, 1 min

 

David Leister, Starts Wednesday, UK, 2 min

 

Lynne Sachs, Carolee, Barbara & Guvnor, US, 8 min

 

Kai Fiáin, The Brother, UK, 4 min

 

Mark Jenkin, Vertical Shapes in a Horizontal Landscape, UK, 5 min

 

Linda Ward, Mary Sea, UK, 2 min

 

Julian Hand, Erosion – Interchange of State, UK, 5 min

 

Ellen Sampson, Fen Bridges: Forty Foot of Vermuden’s Drain to the Great Ouse, UK, 7 min

 

Tash Tung, Cranes, Mafiosos and a Polaroid Camera, UK, 8 min

 

William Glass, Two Inches Above the Ground, UK, 4 min

 

Sofia Bohdanowicz, Veslemøy’s Song, Canada, 9 min

 

Francisco Borrajo, Beach, Mexico, 13 min

 

Will Nash, Lady, UK, 6 min

 

Sophia Di Martino, The Lost Films of Bloody Nora, UK, 9 min

 

Robby Wartke, Blood Orange, UK, 2 min