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This week [September 29 - October 7, 2018] in avant garde cinema 


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Untitled: Sandra Gibson + Luis Recoder <>  [October 2, Austin, TX United 
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Fnc - Robert Todd, Hommage // Tribute <>  [October 6, Montreal, QC Canada] 

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Black Maria Film Festival (Jersey CIty, NJ, USA; Deadline: October 15, 2018)
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Experiments in Cinema v14.2 (Albuquerque New Mexico, USA; Deadline: November 
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26th Chicago Underground Film Festival (Chicago, IL USA; Deadline: October 05, 
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Events are sorted alphabetically BY CITY within each DATE.

This week's programs (summary): 

*        Lo-Fi Sci-Fi: Spelletich Benefit: Save-The-Robots + Gamera + <>  
[September 29, San Francisco, California] 

*        Untitled: Sandra Gibson + Luis Recoder <>  [October 2, Austin, TX 
United States] 

*        Nino Oxilia'S Satanic Rhapsody <>  [October 2, Brooklyn, NY United 
States] 

*        Ec: Ernie Gehr <>  [October 3, New York, NY] 

*        Music For the Eyes: visual Music Films From Cvm Archive <>  [October 
5, Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County)] 

*        Fnc - Robert Todd, Hommage // Tribute <>  [October 6, Montreal, QC 
Canada] 

*        Lo-Fi-Psy-Fi-Geo: E. Davis'  <> "Jack Parsons" + J. Berman's 
"Earthlings" [October 6, San Francisco, California] 

*        Fnc - Jacqueline Lentzou <>  [October 7, Montreal, QC Canada] 

*        Music For the Eyes: visual Music Films From Cvm Archive <>  [October 
7, Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County)] 


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2018 

9/29
San Francisco, California: Other Cinema 
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8 PM, 992 Valencia Street
LO-FI SCI-FI: SPELLETICH BENEFIT: SAVE-THE-ROBOTS + GAMERA + 
Here’s a chance to support a true Frisco stalwart, Kal Spelletich, a veritable 
pillar of our arts community, evicted from his long-running tenure at his 
Dogpatch studio by the relentless forces of gentrification. A percentage of 
monies from the door and bar (so drink up!) goes towards Kal’s daunting 
moving/storage expenses. Screening are a daring duo of his robot docs amongst a 
life-raft of science-fantasy reels, to kick off a Trash Film thread that runs 
through this season’s schedule (also on Optron2 and Archive1). Peppering the 
party is the climax of the classic kaiju Gamera the Invincible, the last scene 
from Colossus:The Forbin Project, pick hits from Journey to the 7th Planet 
(double-projected), Earth vs. Flying Saucers, The Great Martian War, and of 
course Unarius’ lesson on The Extraterrestrials. ALSO Jon Reiss’ Bitter Message 
(an SRL machine battle) Allison De Fern’s Fembot in Red, Peter Lichter’s 
George’s Poem, and David King’s (in person) Every Red Death. Come early for 
Russ Forster on the theremin, Wilhelm Reich’s Cloud-Buster, the anomalous 
Number Stations, and sci-fi highballs! 


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2018 

10/2
Austin, TX United States: Experimental Response Cinema 
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7:30 PM, 2213 E Cesar Chavez St
UNTITLED: SANDRA GIBSON + LUIS RECODER 
Experimental Response Cinema welcomes Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder for an 
in-person screening of Untitled, in conjunction with their installation as part 
of the AIR conference at the University of Texas School of Architecture. 
Untitled: 16mm film transferred to digital video, sound by Olivia Block, 42 
minutes, SOS Editions, 2008. The black-and-white film Untitled is a poetic and 
conceptual exploration of the medium of film and its technical screening 
conditions. The central actors are the light and the various shades of darkness 
it produces. As in many of their film performances and installations, the New 
York artist duo Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder take the apparatus of the 
projector as a point of departure to release the medium itself: By liberating 
the film projection of the baggage of narrative content, they allow the 
sequential images to take the stage in their own right. In doing so, they 
juxtapose the minimalism of the perceptible elements to the numerous resulting 
effects, ranging from complex pictorial spatiality to pulsating movements. 
Gibson and Recoder “like to think of themselves as facilitators of an expanded 
concept of cinema not necessarily outside of the so-called black box but 
precisely within the obscurity of its immanent darkness.” The evening will also 
include a slide-show presentation and discussion of the installation version 
Atmos. 

10/2
Brooklyn, NY United States: Light Industry 
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7:30 PM, 155 Freeman St
NINO OXILIA'S SATANIC RHAPSODY 
Satanic Rhapsody, Nino Oxilia, 1917, digital projection, 41 mins Introduced by 
Angela Dalle Vacche Rapsodia Satanica is a diva-film, that is, a work built 
around a female star whose marketing prestige overshadowed even the reputation 
of the director, Nino Oxilia. A remarkable example of early cinema for its use 
of outdoor locations, its stenciling color technique, and its Caravaggio-like 
chiaroscuro lighting, Rapsodia Satanica re-explores the bargain between Faust 
and the devil from a feminine point of view. Such a reinterpretation of the 
Faustian myth illuminates cinema's multiple temporalities of recording, 
projecting, and viewing, thus underlining Bergson's collusion of time and 
introspection for the sake of new ways of being. 


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 

10/3
New York, NY: Anthology Film Archives 
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7:00 PM, 32 Second Avenue
EC: ERNIE GEHR 
"Ernie Gehr [makes] cinematic magic, often from the least likely materials. 
Indeed, Gehr's most famous film, SERENE VELOCITY (1970), in which the filmmaker 
transforms an institutional hallway in the basement of a classroom building at 
the State University of New York at Binghamton into a nexus of visual and 
conceptual energy, merely by adjusting his stationary camera's zoom lens every 
four frames for twenty-three minutes, can be read as Gehr's manifesto. For Gehr 
the most everyday spaces and the most mundane actions offer the imaginative 
filmmaker the most interesting potential. No other filmmaker, with the 
exception of Michael Snow, has so relentlessly and so productively explored the 
capacity of filmmaking to develop the visual (and auditory) opportunities 
afforded by the cinematic apparatus itself." -Scott MacDonald, A CRITICAL 
CINEMA 5 REVERBERATION (1969, 23 min, 16mm) SERENE VELOCITY (1970, 23 min, 
16mm, silent) & STILL 1971, 54 min, 16mm Total running time: ca. 105 min. 


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2018 

10/5
Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County): Sonoma Film Institute 
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7 pm, Ives Hall, SSU, 1801 East Cotati Avenue
MUSIC FOR THE EYES: VISUAL MUSIC FILMS FROM CVM ARCHIVE 
A program of historic and contemporary Visual Music and experimental animation 
films from Center for Visual Music. Animation historian William Moritz wrote of 
“A music for the eye comparable to the effects of sound for the ear.” He asked, 
“What are the visual equivalents of melody, harmony, rhythm and counterpoint?” 
This program explores correspondences between image and sound. Screened 
digitally. Program includes: Oskar Fischinger, Study nr 7. Oskar Fischinger, 
Allegretto, 1936-1943. Mary Ellen Bute, Abstronic, 1952. Jordan Belson, Bop 
Scotch, 1952. Steve Woloshen, 1000 Plateaus. Baerbel Neubauer, Firehaus. Jules 
Engel, Mobiles, 1978. Barry Spinello, Sonata for Pen, Brush and Ruler, 1968. 
Kathy Hinde, Luminous Birds, 2015-16. Chris Harvey, Koth. Max Hattler, 
Divisional Articulations, 2017. Bret Battey, Estuaries 3, 2017. Paul Fletcher, 
The “Drive” to Work, 2017. Suggested donation $5 (free for CVM Members). 
Parking is $5 in SSU lots. Study no. 7, Allegretto, and Mobiles were restored 
by Center for Visual Music. Thanks to all the artists, and to the NFPF for 
support for the preservation of Mobiles. Fischinger, Bute, Belson, Engel, 
Spinello films are from the Collection of CVM. Curated by Cindy Keefer of CVM, 
www.centerforvisualmusic.org 


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018 

10/6
Montreal, QC Canada: Festival du nouveau cinéma - FNC 
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7:00 PM, 3805 boulevard Saint Laurent
FNC - ROBERT TODD, HOMMAGE // TRIBUTE 
Hommage à ROBERT TODD // Tribute to ROBERT TODD Robert Todd (1963-2018) fut le 
premier cinéaste lyrique de son époque. Il a réinventé à lui seul l’esthétique 
du New American Cinema en utilisant une technique de caméra discrète pour 
capter la vie éblouissante et secrète de nos forêts en voie de disparition. Son 
cinéma transmet au spectateur le poids oppressant d’une beauté sublime et 
accorde une attention particulière aux éléments du monde naturel, que la 
plupart des gens considèrent comme un arrière-plan, à travers une série de 
variations musicales. Les poèmes de Tessa Day furent sa plus grande 
inspiration. Ce programme, intitulé Matters of Life and Death, est issu d’une 
projection au Boston Paramount Theatre en avril 2018, et qui fut la dernière 
apparition publique de Robert Todd. Nous avons choisi d’ajouter trois films 
profondément personnels, à ce programme, qui permettront de mieux comprendre 
l’esprit de l’artiste. Ils révèlent les développements récents dans la vie de 
l’auteur: majoritairement montés à même la caméra et présentés dans un ordre 
correspondant à une année de tribulations. // 6 films | 77 min SPRING SONGS 
États-Unis | 2017 | 14 min | sans paroles MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH États-Unis 
| 2017 | 12 min | sans paroles NATURAL ORDER États-Unis | 2017 | 11 min | sans 
paroles FANTASIES États-Unis | 2017 | 13 min | sans paroles EXILE États-Unis | 
2018 | 13 min | sans paroles GEMS États-Unis | 2018 | 14 min | sans paroles ** 
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10/6
San Francisco, California: Other Cinema 
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8 PM, 992 Valencia Street
LO-FI-PSY-FI-GEO: E. DAVIS' "JACK PARSONS" + J. BERMAN'S "EARTHLINGS" 
World-renown fringe religion scholar Erik Davis materializes into our 
cine-séance with an inside report on the Man of the Hour, Jack Whiteside 
Parsons, the OTO sorcerer/inventor who founded the JPL, spread wide the words 
of Aleister Crowley, incidentally catalyzed the cult of L. Ron Hubbard’s 
Scientology, and, with New Age matriarch Marjorie Cameron, brought Thelemic 
sex-magick into California parlance. Author of Techgnosis, The Visionary State, 
and Nomad Codes, Davis lets sparkle his crown of occult expertise, as he here 
flips through clips of Parsons’ presence in contemporary film and TV, including 
Ridley Scott’s Strange Angel, Craig Baldwin’s Mock Up On Mu, et al. CO-FEATURED 
is journeyman Jonathan (Commune) Berman, energizing a rapt audience with the 
theatrical premiere of his mind-bending Calling All Earthlings, seeded by 
another SoCal desert wizard, George Van Tassel. A Hughes Aircraft engineer who 
”dropped out” of the industry, built the Integratron (without nails!) and his 
own airfield at Giant Rock, and initiated the post-War UFO craze, Van Tassel 
serves as a sympathetic protagonist for Berman’s multi-faceted essay, a 
phantastic philmic freak-show that generously affirms ”alternative” beliefs and 
the multiplicity of West Coast cosmologies. 


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2018 

10/7
Montreal, QC Canada: Coeur des sciences UQAM 
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5:00 PM, 175, avenue du Président-Kennedy
FNC - JACQUELINE LENTZOU 
▶SPOTLIGHT Jacqueline Lentzou Ce programme propose de découvrir la vision 
poétique et onirique du banal dans le cinéma de Jacqueline Lentzou. Les films 
seront présentés par Emilie Poirier et ponctués de discussions en anglais avec 
la cinéaste. Discover the poetic and dreamlike vision of the banal in the films 
of Jacqueline Lentzou. Hosted by Émilie Poirier, the program will be 
interspersed with discussions with the filmmaker on her works. 4 films | 82 min 
Thirteen Blue Grèce | 2013 | 18 min | sans paroles/sta Fox Grèce | 2016 | 28 
min | sans paroles/sta Hiwa Grèce | 2017 | 11 min | vo filipino/sta Hector 
Malot: The Last Day of the Year Grèce | 2018 | 25 min | vo allemande/sta 

10/7
Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County): Sonoma Film Institute 
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4:30 pm, Ives Hall, SSU, 1801 East Cotati Avenue
MUSIC FOR THE EYES: VISUAL MUSIC FILMS FROM CVM ARCHIVE 
A program of historic and contemporary Visual Music and experimental animation 
films from Center for Visual Music. Animation historian William Moritz wrote of 
“A music for the eye comparable to the effects of sound for the ear.” He asked, 
“What are the visual equivalents of melody, harmony, rhythm and counterpoint?” 
This program explores correspondences between image and sound. Screened 
digitally. Program includes: Oskar Fischinger, Study nr 7. Oskar Fischinger, 
Allegretto, 1936-1943. Mary Ellen Bute, Abstronic, 1952. Jordan Belson, Bop 
Scotch, 1952. Steve Woloshen, 1000 Plateaus. Baerbel Neubauer, Firehaus. Jules 
Engel, Mobiles, 1978. Barry Spinello, Sonata for Pen, Brush and Ruler, 1968. 
Kathy Hinde, Luminous Birds, 2015-16. Chris Harvey, Koth. Max Hattler, 
Divisional Articulations, 2017. Bret Battey, Estuaries 3, 2017. Paul Fletcher, 
The “Drive” to Work, 2017. Suggested donation $5 (free for CVM Members). 
Parking is $5 in SSU lots. Study no. 7, Allegretto, and Mobiles were restored 
by Center for Visual Music. Thanks to all the artists, and to the NFPF for 
support for the preservation of Mobiles. Fischinger, Bute, Belson, Engel, 
Spinello films are from the Collection of CVM. Curated by Cindy Keefer of CVM, 
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