2015 Seagulls hover and dip on the rocky coastline of Gibraltar Point. Tilting and multiple horizons camouflage the birds, splintering and gathering the lone gull to the flock. Made with the assistance of Eva Kolcze. Thanks to Emmalyne Laurin and Cameron Moneo. Stephen Broomer (b. 1984) is a filmmaker and film preservationist. He holds a … Sigue leyendo
Morning … Came a Day Early. 9min17 35mm to Video Richard Kerr 2015 http://www.richard-kerr.ca/ Sigue leyendo
3 de diciembre de 2016 Donde: Santos 4040 Santos Dumont 4040 Buenos Aires Argentina Sección Hambre – Cortos experimentales internacionales (UN)EVENNESS Pedro Ferreira (Pt) – HINTERLANDS Scott Barley (Uk) – THE SADNESS OF THE TREES Mikel Guillen (Can) – ..::UNTITLED (MEN RUN) Gonzalo Egurza (Arg) – TRIPTICO B / TRIPTYCH B Los Ingravidos (Mx) – … Sigue leyendo
Badlands, 4 min, 16mm, super 8, HD, 2013 The Cheltenham Badlands are exposed geological formations that once lay beneath an ancient lake. The barren, rolling landscape was sculpted by the water that flowed over it. Shot in HD and super 8, the film also features celluloid that has been decayed in soil and water. SCREENINGS: … Sigue leyendo
Early 2014, The Natural State (15 mins) was released. A Remodernist film. Inspired by the nihilistic writings of U.G. Krishnamurti, It explores our unstoppable search for happiness, spirituality and memories. “The Natural State is not knowing. We only have a state of wondering”. mikelguillen.com/ Sigue leyendo
In collaboration with groop*index, hambre presents the following films at Festival Ibrida pluri* – Espace Notre-Dame: – Dança dança fogo dança by Pedro Ferreira (Portugal) 2012- 6min40 – Mutizona by Leonardo Zito (Argentina) -2013- 4min2 – être chat by Sebastian Wiedemann + Juliette Yu-Ming (Brazil/Colombia/France/Japan) -2014- 19min26 More info here 17-18 July Espace Notre-Dame Montreal Canada Sigue leyendo
Crossing Victoria 4 min. 35mm animation 2013 Winner: CFI award: Best Canadian animation honourable mention: Ottawa International Animation Festival. Ten years ago, I made a treacherous, late night winter journey across an old, Montréal historical landmark. Through the freezing rain, wind and snow, these were the ironclad hallucinations that I encountered on my path. “Crossing … Sigue leyendo
