March
11, 2003 screening
Cinema
Nova,
Lygon St. Carlton
Incredible Halk Productions,
Loop, video, 2002, 16 mins.
A polaroid camera's images as records of the recent past, present, and
as clues to a future. Neo-narrative at its best.
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Needles
and Pins
(Bill Mousoulis)
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Bill
Elliot,
Night in Melbourne, Super-8 film,
2000, 5 mins, silent.
Zooming, panning, each frame a time-lapse, at night in the CBD.
Briele Hansen, Where
To, video, 2 mins, silent.
From where, to where? where to, a video performance, observing limitations
and openings of time, space and place.
Bill Mousoulis, Needles
and Pins, video, 2002, 3 mins.
The Searchers' classic hit "Needles and Pins" accompanies
images of couples gazing lovingly into each other's eyes. All the images
have been taken from audition tapes for the feature Lovesick.
Shane Lyons, 321
on Squirrel, Super-8 film, 2003, 13 mins.
A transformation of time, space, reason, sense and meaning, starring
Henry Fonda and Terrence Hill.
Chris Windmill, Satan's
Machine, 16mm / video, 2000, 5 mins.
A man has a bad cold. His neighbor has a slightly scary car.
Tony Woods, Red
Refract, Super-8 film, 2003, 15 mins.
The afternoon sun refractions from various sources, onto vertical red
paper.
(With
Alex Selenitch, piano accordian.)
Helen Johnson, videos
National Fidelity, 2002, 2 mins
57 secs.
Paraparadise Downunder Sensitive Culture 1:
The Bangtail Muster, 2002, 1 min, 41 secs.
Paraparadise Downunder 2: Some Bloody Good
Drinkers, 2002, 1 min, 23 secs.
Paraparadise Downunder Energy Dance Off: Talk
About a Mob of Characters!, 2002, 1 min, 29 secs.
Helen M, The
Difference, video, 2002, 3 mins.
A bi-sexual female lives her life exactly the way she wants to, doing
exactly what she wants, not caring what people think of her.
Peter Lane, 9999
Part 2, Super-8 film, 1999, 2 mins.
Almost science-fiction. World in turmoil at 8 frames per second.
Grant Meredith, videos.
Taking for Granted, by Grant Meredith
and Leigh Achterbosh, video, 1 min, 53 secs.
Short depiction of how we take for granted our mundane lives, and even
after horrific circumstances we still return to the same groove again.
Little
Johnnie Gets Lucky, by Grant Meredith, video, 2 mins.
A short comical piece made for the Ballarat Winter Festival. The most
popular so far of the "Little Johnnie" series. Little Johnnie
is on a quest for love. Will he find it?
Rad Rudd,
That's the Law, Super-8 film, 2002, 3 mins.
A film to be part of the image with sound track DVD, featuring Stu Thomas
and the Brass Bed.
Tim Mattison, Creature
... Zombies ... Zombie, video, 2 mins.
Sanne Mestrom,
I Heard the Coolest Story Once, It Was About Movement, And This Girl:
She Really Wanted It, video, 10 mins.
As we watch the character her own momentum, we observe the subtle shifts
in an awareness of her self, her environment and in her relationship
with the audience.
Nick Ostrovskis, Meltdown,
Super-8 film, 22 mins, silent.
A melting pot of various different visual themes and animation styles.
One for the eyes.
AUDIENCE
VOTES: At the end of the screening, audience voting forms
were handed out, asking people to nominate their three favourite films
of the night. Chris Windmill, Satan's
Machine, 8 votes; Tim Mattison, Creature
... Zombies ... Zombie and Bill Mousoulis, Needles
and Pins, 6 votes each; Helen Johnson, videos and
Incredible
Halk Productions,
Loop, 5 votes each.
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