Films in The Free Screen - Fall 2012

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  • Jordan Belson: Films Sacred and Profane

  • The visually stunning works of this avant-garde cinema pioneer explore states of spiritual transcendence that are translated into a beautifully abstract visual music.

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  • It May Be That Beauty Has Strengthened Our Resolve: Masao Adachi
  • Il se peut que la beauté ait renforcé notre résolution — Masao Adachi
  • Philippe Grandieux

  • Filled with gorgeously underlit, nearly narcotic images of a twilit Tokyo, Philippe Grandrieux's portrait of Japanese radical filmmaker Masao Adachi is a hypnotic rumination on the interconnections of art and revolution.

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  • Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster: Potential Spaces

  • Four works by French artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster explore the nuances and peculiarities of man-made environments.

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  • Gregory J. Markopoulos: Through A Lens Brightly

  • This programme of early films by one of the most important figures of the New American Cinema movement shows the development of his increasingly fragmented visual style and unique form of film portraiture.

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  • Robert Beavers: My Hand Outstretched...

  • Recently rediscovered after being out of circulation for decades, the lyrical films of Robert Beavers offer a fascinating dialogue with and counterpoint to the works of his partner and mentor Gregory Markopoulos.

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