LSFF 2019: Experiments: Leftfield & Luscious

 

Our annual showcase of short film at its most experimental. Manipulations and montage transport us through MRI scans, Craigslist ads and spam inboxes, with soundscapes built from the churnings of satellites, dipping into Swedish arachnid magic and Ghanaian folklore. We see the return of filmmakers Andrew Kötting and Guli Silberstein, new talent from further afar in Marnie Ellen Hertzler and Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin paying homage to Hitchcock’s Rear Window. 96 minutes.

 

Programme:

 

Andrew Kötting, Their Rancid Words Stagnate Our Ponds, UK, 9 min

 

Guli Silberstein, Impressure, UK, 5 min

 

Michael Salkeld, M a n u f a c t u r e d  C o n v e r s a t i o n, UK, 5 min

 

Sophie Thompson, TSE/M, UK, 4 min

 

Rahim Moledina, They Arrive, UK, 1 min

 

Nick Jordan, Kobbwebjar, UK, 5 min

 

James Uren, Astroturf, UK, 1 min

 

Anita Safowaa, A Single Bracelet Does Not Jingle, UK, 3 min

 

Rahim Moledina, West Runton 06, UK, 1 min

 

Myles Painter, Desktop Drama, UK, 10 min

 

Rebecca Culverhouse, #Eatpretty, UK, 4 min

 

Tom Lock Griffiths, Mistral, UK, 14 min

 

Matt Smith/Kate Papi, Un Balcon à Fleurs, UK, 8 min

 

Anne Verheij, Offset, UK, 5 min

 

Marnie Ellen Hertzler, Hi I Need to Be Loved, US, 11 min

 

Guy Maddin/Galen Johnson/Evan Johnson, Accidence, Canada, 10 min

 

Please note, this programme contains strobe lighting.