LO-BUDGET MAYHEM: C’est du Cinéma
ALL OF THE PEOPLE, dir. Daisy Higgins
High concept, no budget movie-making. From wannabe Godards to a jittering Humphrey Bogart, animated psychedelia to the theatre of small talk, these filmmakers build whole worlds and toy with film itself as a medium. Expect big laughs, music videos, a little romance and curiosities that come from the heart.
Programmed by Philip Ilson. 48'
EASIER - MR BRUCE
Intricate sculptures made of fruit and vegetables are filmed over the course of months rotting into mulch with some surprise guests arriving to help.
ON LETTING THINGS BE (AN EXERCISE)
A celebration of ‘ordinary’ objects, the bits and pieces that accumulate over time, and letting those objects speak for themselves.
EDDIE MURPHY
Benjamin Spike Saunders, Marie Dutton
A tale about leftover lovers.
REAR VIEW
A driver tries some small talk to connect with his Uber passenger, but ends up raising bigger issues.
CRUMBS #3 (CINEMA TRAILER)
A cinema trailer voiceover is paired with footage of a beach in south-west Ireland with, er, no connection to one other.
BRO!
Fabio, an emerging independent filmmaker, struggles to get his film made.
ALL OF THE PEOPLE
An animated psychedelia of floating wizards, heads, and cows.
THE DEVIL'S DICE
Six friends fall under the spell of some demonic dice during a birthday weekend away at a remote cottage. Lost for decades, this recently unearthed trailer is all that remains of the '80s cult hit that never was.
BURN&SOOTHE
The story of a woman who wants to hold onto lost loves.
ROSE BOGART
In homage to Rose Hobart and edited tape and scissors style, Humphrey Bogart's movements are tracked across The Maltese Falcon using only single words, syllables and simple movement.
RADIO SILENCE
Radio Silence is a film about the imaginary communication of a daughter with her father through the radio. It explores the complexity of human relationships commenting on the paradoxical ways of experiencing the presence and/or absence of the other