#screening
This Wednesday, 20 March 2013 my most recent video, ANFORTAS will be screened in London as a part of PoetryFilm Equinox: Circles, Cycles, Sequences, Planets, Patterns. The program is “a special one-off PoetryFilm event celebrating the Equinox with a bespoke programme of experimental short films, poetry readings and music performances exploring circles, cycles, sequences, planets and patterns."
Featuring films, poetry and music by: Antoinette Zwirchmayr, Stephen Snell, Steven Chamberlain, Steve Coxon, Ohmm, Robert Lax, Susanne Wiegner, Daniel Dugas, Simon Barraclough, Laura Focarazzo, David Horner, Mark Khalife, Pere Ginard and Laura Gines, Tim Cumming, Robert Peake, Valerie Kampmeier, Stuart Pound, Rosemary Norman, Carolyn Radlo and Alanna Simone, Neil Ira Needleman, Niall McDevitt
More information and tickets can be found here: http://poetryfilm.eventbrite.co.uk
PoetryFilm Equinox: Circles, Cycles, Sequences, Planets, Patterns
Date: Wednesday 20 March 2013
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Charlotte Street Hotel Cinema (located downstairs)
Address: 15-17 Charlotte Street, London WIT 1RJ
Tubes: Tott Court Road or Goodge Street (Northern Line)
TICKETS £10
Available in advance only (will not be available on the door). Entry will be by stating your name.
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Magical seeing Spider Stories in the big screen. We had a great time at the World Animation Celebration Festival. Thanks to everyone who came out!
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Pretty in pink
She looks so beautiful
My princess
My beautiful girl
What a woman…
If you are in the New York area, the 92Y is hosting a special Q&A screening of Scenes from a Marriage (Kaufmann Concert Hall) at 7pm Eastern on Thursday, May 19, 2022.
Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain are included as guests. Tickets can be purchased through the source link below:
Il materiale di origine: @torbenliebrecht (Instagram) / “Happy release day to the multi-talented artist, versatile thespian and loving family man that is Mr. Oscar Isaac. He has put loads of talent, thought, action, heart and wit into bringing @themoonknight to life. Meeting him and his wonderfully talented, humorous and warmhearted brother @brodameron in my home turf Berlin five years after filming @operationfinale in Buenos Aires back in 2017 was a brief but fantastic reunion.”
1. Push you to do things before you are ready.
He should always want you to be comfortable about playing with him, sending him nudes, or anything else within your relationship. Your comfort first.
2. Ask you to call him Daddy.
This is a title that you give him when you are ready. When you feel a shining and intense trust and sense of safety, it may be time to offer Him your submission, and ask him to be your Daddy. Before that, he has not earned the title.
3. Call you pet names.
This also is on your timetable. Once again, you should wait till you feel safe and trusting of someone before they get to call you little girl, sweet pea, babydoll, or anything of the like.
You are in control of these things little ones. Any Daddy who knows that is one to pay attention to. The ones who don’t… let them know and teach them. The ones who don’t care… put them in the rearview.
Two weeks ago, the German soccer team won the World Cup. Probably one of the biggest sport goals a German citizen can think of.
While the championship took place, there were big public screening events in larger cities all over Germany. These events are called »Public Viewing« and they are defined by watching soccer on large screens with many other people. But do the Germans know that »public viewing« in American English describes the lying in repose? Germans would probably not expect the presentation of a corpse when invited to a public viewing in America.
As often the Germans like to establish English terms for new inventions or concepts. Probably it’s the wish to appear cosmopolitan? Anyway, the term was established in 2006, when Germany hosted the World Cup. As you all know, Germany is much into soccer, so that the tickets for the matches where sold out seconds after being brought on the market. However, the committee that planned the events for the FIFA established the idea to host a big »Fanmeile« (=fan fest) where people could gather and watch the matches together on large screens—so that they would get a sort of stadium-like feeling. That should compensate for the problem that only a relatively small group of people received a ticket to watch a match in the stadium.
Unfortunately, no one knows who established the word »Public Viewing« in the first place.
A radio station in North Rhine-Westphalia, that didn’t like the wrongly used English term, asked their listeners to be creative and find an appropriate German expression. The listeners voted for »Rudelgucken« which literally means »watching in a pack« as the best of the suggestions. However, the term never got as famous as the term pushed by the FIFA.
The biggest Public Viewing event in Germany takes place in front of the Brandenburg Gate on the Straße des 17. Juni. After the team won the Cup two weeks ago, the team flew directly from Rio to Berlin to celebrate their victory with all the fans. Probably you’ve seen some pictures?
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Welcome to Helsinki International Film Festival - Love & Anarchy next week where I will be showing 3 films and talking in a panel!
Cut to the Chase – R&A Shorts: Queer Bodies
keskiviikkona 26.9.2018
klo 18:45
WHS Teatteri Union
The screening, curated by the Young Artist of the Year 2018, J. A. Juvani, preent the politics of body, sex, sexuality, and gender. According to Queer Bodies (2011) by Heather Sykes, “queer bodies” include all that are excluded from the norm, such as the overweight body. In the screening, Aurora Reinhard’s interview documentary Boygirl (2002) is followed by recent works of a new generation of artists: Hinni Huttunen, Artor Jesus Inkerö, Camille Auer, and Kristoffer Ala-Ketola. The screening is associated with the forthcoming educational material on queer thematics produced by AV-arkki and Seta and curated by J. A. Juvani.
R&A TALKS: Queer Bodies
Torstaina 27.9. at 17-18
Bio Rexin lämpiön lavalla
Co-hosted with AV-Arkki – the Centre for Finnish Media Art jaThe Family Federation of Finland we dive into representations of gender. On stage artists J.A. Juvani, Hinni Huttunen, Artor Jesus Inkerö, the Family Federation of Finland’s Jaana Tiiri and transactivist Sakris Kupila. The discussion will be moderated by Marjo Pipinen.
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