Film as an apparatus for rewriting, inscribing, remaking, deconstructing and reconstructing. A new view of history, religion, pop culture and sausage. A ?? as an upside-down V., a mirrored film, a bomb ballet to the jazz song in an endless loop, a very specific date: 30 October 1961. Two historic figures, Leni Riefenstahl and Eva Braun, in a newly devised queer encounter: having a picnic, baking a cake, captured in the open loop of history, commented and played by Susanne Sachsse, among others: Die Neue Frau. The rediscovery of the dadaist Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven in Lamp in the brief flicker of a forgotten biography, but mainly: frogs in a glass, lettering, the reference to the unheard of. KING JAMES VERSION GENESIS CHAPTER NINETEEN or the history of “Sodom and Gomorrah”, from the bible, the Qur’an, the Torah, recalculated and programmed: animated mischief between Tom of Finland and a silver computer game, a distorted narrator of the original from the soundtrack. 1968: Valerie Solanas shoots Andy Warhol in the Factory, and is haunted by nightmares, pop art and clowns in her cell. Plasticine figure-like, narrated by Amanda Lear. Surfaces, liquids, female bodies as almost abstract fragments in Surface Glaze. Close shots, taken apart, in a cycle of images, whose seduction is deceptive. Lauren: Sausage with hair, restuffed, at the end: a dead performer in a beautiful, abject fantasy.
Filmprogramm/Int. Auswahl / Sa, 23. April 2016 | 18:00 / Lagerhalle
Deconstructing / reconstructing
V. > Adrian Regnier / MX / 03:33
Die Neue Frau > Liz Rosenfeld / DE / 19:25
The Lamps > Shelly Silver / US / 04:14
King James Version Genesis Chapter Nineteen > Martin Sulzer / DE / 08:10
Arts + Crafts Spectacular #3 > Sebastien Wolf & Ian Rtterskamp / DE / 04:36
Surface Glaze > Lotte Meret Effinger / DE / 08:00
Lauren > Natasha Cantwell / AU / 02:24