Studies and Sketches in 8mm
1963-65, colour, silent, 17 minutes 8mm original transferred to 16mm 16mm blow up made by Anthology Film Archives in 2001. Contains the films Are Era, Richard Kraft at the Playboy Club, Fleming Faloon Screening, Not a
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1963-65, colour, silent, 17 minutes 8mm original transferred to 16mm 16mm blow up made by Anthology Film Archives in 2001. Contains the films Are Era, Richard Kraft at the Playboy Club, Fleming Faloon Screening, Not a
Structuralist film collage consisting of 8mm film "notes" printed directly on 16mm stock. The images include people and landscapes and the technical difference between the two film formats are emphasised by the presence
Shooting Tokyo with an 8mm film camera as if it were a photo camera at places I'm interested in, like Shinjuku, Roppongi, Shinbashi, around Tokyo Bay, Tokyo station etc.
8mm short film by Shintaro Kiyonari, with music by Abemiki.
Preiss had the rare chance to salvage a selection of 8mm reeled from his archive; 30 years after it was first shot, this lovingly refashioned material returns as…a luminescent ode to the friends, filmmakers and artists w
Tales from a Super 8 workshop in Sangenjaya.
This work brings together undeveloped raw 8mm film.
A classic found-footage film, revealing a story that would otherwise have been lost: the love between Sergio Corbucci and Mirta Guarnaschelli.
Super 8 film shot by Palin documenting the Pythons’ time writing and filming “Life of Brian” in 1978.
Spilling Blood in 8mm is the first DVD released by Welsh post-hardcore quintet Funeral for a Friend. It was released on 20 September 2004 after their debut album Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation the previous year.
A collection of private films done by fans etc. Some other bites also included.
Deng Nan-Guang’s 57-minute collection of intimate home-style videos, filmed between 1935 and 1941, captures an overlooked side of Taiwanese life under Japanese occupation. The films depict ordinary people enjoying life,
Doing some silly, nonsensical things while demonstrating what the Fuji ZC1000 camera is capable of. One of the still shots features me making a ridiculous face while driving a car, a completely pointless image, but that’
The 1976 version is the final version, but it is a reworking, with more nesting, of the version made and screened in 1974. It is the final version that I would like you to see, but I have also kept this version with less