Please join us for a unique 16mm screening together with two European film labs, currently in Stockholm for a Nordic tour with several filmmakers present. On Tuesday, September 17th at Filmform.
The programme consists of films from two film collectives – Crater Lab (Barcelona) and Baltic Analog Lab (Riga). All the films are made by the members of those collectives who engage with analog film in a very personal and DIY approach. Shooting, hand processing and editing those films by themselves – many times using very structural and tactile approach to create poetic, immersive, turbulent and fluctuating effect on the viewer. Two of the members of both laboratories will be presenting the programme in person. The programe will start with recently deceased Swedish filmmaker Olle Hedman (1940–2022) and his film CocaStrip (1985).
PROGRAMME:
Coca Strip, Olle Hedman, Sweden, 1985, 16mm, sound, 6 min, (Filmform)
Autorretrato Post-Pandémico, Antonio Bértolo, Spain, 2020, digital projection, silent, 4:42 min (Crater-Lab)
El Océano Análogo, Luis Macias, Mexico-Spain, 2022, digital projection, sound, 10 min, (Crater-Lab + L´Abominable)
Cabanyal, Yago Alcover, Spain, 2020, digital projection, sound, 6 min (Crater-Lab)
Thanatophobia, Ieva Balode, Michael Higgins, Latvia/Ireland, 2022, digital projection, 11 min (Baltic Analog Lab)
?, Betija Zvejniece, Latvia, 2021, digital projection, 2:40 min, (Baltic Analog Lab)
lost fps // they come out in the dark, Sintija Andersone, Latvia, 2023, 16mm, 5 min (Baltic Analog Lab)
RAINBOW VISION SPECTRAL EXPRESS, Ieva Aleksa, Artūrs Lūriņš, Elīna Matvejeva, Sintija Andersone, Dāvis Gauja, Andrejs Strokins, Mersedes Margoit & Kei Sendak, Latvia / 2023, 16mm, 12 min (Baltic Analog Lab)
Total running time: (62 min plus intermission)
PLEASE NOTE:
The ticket price is 50 SEK. RSVP to info@filmform.com in order to book a ticket. After booking you will receive information about the different payment options and confirmation. First come, first served. Limited amount of seats.
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Founded in 2016, Baltic Analog Lab is an artists collective and filmlab based in Riga, Latvia. Uniting filmmakers and photographers interested in analog film and photography, Baltic Analog Lab aims to produce, teach and inspire an audience by providing a space for creation, learning and teaching.
A high focus of the lab is education and collaboration; this is maintained by regular workshops led by BAL members and foreign guests, international summer schools, film screenings and expanded cinema events. The main curatorial event of the lab is the experimental film festival Process, which happens in Riga since 2017. As an active organization, BAL takes part in various international collaborations and project, one of which is SPECTRAL uniting 6 European filmlabs throughout year 2022.-2025. BAL is also part of Expanding North network and part of Filmlabs.org network uniting more than 50 analog film labs across the world.
The screening is organized in collaboration with Martin Grennberger and BAL’s Ieva Balode
