SONGS OF THE EARTH: NOTHING CAN DIE_REMIX

SONGS OF THE EARTH: NOTHING CAN DIE_REMIX

By Ivonne Sheen   I asked some of the directors from the Sinais Latin America Section to share a song related to their films and their feelings and thoughts. Then, guided by randomness and intuition, I composed a long poem resulting from the technique of cut-up,...

BETZY BROMBERG. THE AESTHETICS OF DENIAL

BETZY BROMBERG. THE AESTHETICS OF DENIAL

“What I find so fascinating about these photographs, these little snapshots, is not what they are, but what they are not,” says the calm yet defiant voice of Betzy Bromberg at the start of her latest film, A Darkness Swallowed. The two sepia-toned photos she is...

LUCKY ACCIDENTS: PHIL HOFFMAN AND THE FILM FARM

LUCKY ACCIDENTS: PHIL HOFFMAN AND THE FILM FARM

Phil Hoffman tells us the story of his project, the Film Farm in Ontario, Canada, that turns 30 years old this year. THE INSPIRATION By the late 80’s I had finished a series of autobiographical films, and luckily had the opportunity to travel. On these trips I did...

SINAIS AMÉRICA LATINA

SINAIS AMÉRICA LATINA

FRAGMENT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES. A LETTER TO THIRD WORLD WOMEN WRITERS [1] Ivonne Sheen Mogollón, Sinais Latinoamérica curator, shares with us one of the texts by Gloria Anzaldúa that guided and inspired her selection. 1980 May, 26th Dear mujeres de color, I feel...

KENNETH ANGER: HOW I MADE LUCIFER RISING

KENNETH ANGER: HOW I MADE LUCIFER RISING

Interview by Chris Michael The director of the 1966 occult classic talks about how an anti-British massacre paid for his film, and the debt it owes to Jimmy Page and a bunch of jailed killers This was the first really big film...