From: Beverly O'Neill (email suppressed)
Date: Sat Aug 14 2010 - 15:06:51 PDT
There's Fassbinder's Berlin Alexanderplatz, and Hartmut Bitmosky: the autobahn; the B52; and his latest work "Dust".
Beverly
On Aug 14, 2010, at 2:25 PM, Stephen Morgan wrote:
> From another UK perspective, might also want to look into a trio of films that Christopher Petit (often credited as just Chris Petit) did with Iain Sinclair in the 90s for Channel 4, as well as 'Content', his recent work which was funded by various European TV channels, and screened here on Channel 4.
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> It's probably geoblocked, but in the UK you can watch 'Content' here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUrnacKn2Bs
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> On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 12:29 AM, Stephen Morgan <email suppressed> wrote:
> Oh, and let's not forget Chris Marker's television work. The Owl's Legacy (L'Héritage de la chouette, 1989).
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> On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 12:17 AM, Stephen Morgan <email suppressed> wrote:
> The deeply neglected Australian artist/filmmaker Tim Burns (not the Tasmanian painter, or the actor who was in Mad Max, or the hundreds of other creative types whom share that name), was quite interested in experimental television, and had a US cable television show in the early '90s called 'The Operators' (about out of work call centre operators) which was apparently recorded live and with which audiences at home could interact by ringing the characters.
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> After he returned to Australia, he did a few things on community television in Perth, and attempted to set up a similar live/interactive show (which he eventually achieved as a one-off in 2001) and faced a bunch of other problems after receiving initial funding from the Australian Film Commission to do a show in Melbourne.
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> More details of his television stuff here: http://www.realtimearts.net/article/issue65/7735
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> A general intro to his life/work here: http://www.urbandingogallery.com.au/showArtist_Tim-Burns_en.html
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> On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 9:59 PM, Mads Mikkelsen <email suppressed> wrote:
> Hello everybody.
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> I am working on a series on avantgarde / "auteur" television for a documentary film festival in November:
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> The idea is to present programmes made for television (i.e. "inside the system") by creative/critical minds in various genres within the broad category of "non-fiction". Some key names would be Adam Curtis, Godard/Miéville, Ian Breakwell, Glenn O' Brien, Jaime Davidovich, Robert Gardner, et al.
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> Any further suggestions are greatly appreciated - especially international programmes from beyond the US / UK, as restricted archival access and language barriers makes international research difficult.
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