As part of the 70×70.
23rd April, another 70×70: King’s College. Talk with Brian Catling for his film ‘The Cutting’.
Shown with ‘The Act of Seeing with one’s own Eyes’ by Stan Brakhage
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Iain’s and King Mob 70×70 arrives south of the river at The Cinema Museum. Webpage: http://www.cinemamuseum.org.uk/2014/iain-sinclair-niagara-cul-de-sac/#more-12615 Please check the link above for time details. We’d like to ask several questions to all users of this website. It’s a way to get to know you all a little bit, nothing too intrusive and not a stealth marketing campaign: Use the comments if you’d like to take part. No registration required. This short inspired by one of Iain’s poems on “Postcards from the Seventh Floor” Â has recently won a Poetry Film Competition.
Marine News East from Pighog Pictures on Vimeo. The winner of the first Pighog Poetry Film Competition. 26 March Cine Lumiere 18:30 Link: http://www.institut-francais.org.uk/cine-lumiere/whats-on/special-screenings/king-lear/ 90 mins In French and English with English subtitles USA | 1987 | col | dir. Jean-Luc Godard, with Woody Allen, Peter Sellars, Burgess Meredith, Jean-Luc Godard, Julie Delpy Two highly talented and innovative directors – filmdom’s Jean-Luc Godard and the theatre world’s Peter Sellars – join forces in this unusual slant on Shakespeare’sKing Lear. This offbeat adaptation gives the viewer a postmodern taste of Shakespeare through the eyes of a deliberately obscure auteur. The film is set some time after Chernobyl has wiped everything out, and the world is trying to set itself right again. William Shakespeare Jr. the Fifth (Peter Sellars) is faced with the task of restoring his famed ancestor’s lost works. Followed by a Q&A with Iain Sinclair (the above is from Cine Lumiere website. Any error is theirs). |
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