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Infrared Program 1 Kairos Dirt and the Errant Vacuum <>  [October 9, San 
Francisco, California] 

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Laura Mulvey Presents Nelly Kaplan'S A Very Curious Girl <>  [October 13, 
Brooklyn, NY United States] 

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Events are sorted alphabetically BY CITY within each DATE.

This week's programs (summary): 

*       Fnc - Robert Todd, Hommage // Tribute <>  [October 6, Montreal, QC 
Canada] 

*       Lo-Fi-Psy-Fi-Geo: E. Davis'  <> "Jack Parsons" + J. Berman's 
"Earthlings" [October 6, San Francisco, California] 

*       Fnc - Jacqueline Lentzou <>  [October 7, Montreal, QC Canada] 

*       Music For the Eyes: visual Music Films From Cvm Archive <>  [October 7, 
Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County)] 

*       The Guests, By Ken Jacobs <>  [October 9, Los Angeles, California] 

*       Infrared Program 1 Kairos Dirt and the Errant Vacuum <>  [October 9, 
San Francisco, California] 

*       Black Maria Film Festival'S Hudson County Movie Tour <>  [October 10, 
Hoboken, NJ United States] 

*       Ec: Jerome Hill <>  [October 11, New York, NY] 

*       Laura Mulvey Presents Nelly Kaplan'S A Very Curious Girl <>  [October 
13, Brooklyn, NY United States] 

*       Short Films and videos By Anna Kipervaser (Filmmaker In Person) <>  
[October 13, Montreal] 

*       Two By Ursula Reuter Christiansen - Filmmaker In Person! <>  [October 
13, New York, NY] 

*       Psycho-Geo2: Wxsw Daniel + Renwick + Lord + Katelus + <>  [October 13, 
San Francisco, California] 

*       Shapeshifters Cinema Presents Lydia Greer <>  [October 14, Oakland] 

*       Not Sorry #2: Vessels <>  [October 14, Portland, Oregon] 


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018 

10/6
Montreal, QC Canada: Festival du nouveau cinéma - FNC 
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7:00 PM, 3805 boulevard Saint Laurent
FNC - ROBERT TODD, HOMMAGE // TRIBUTE 
Hommage à ROBERT TODD // Tribute to ROBERT TODD Robert Todd (1963-2018) fut le 
premier cinéaste lyrique de son époque. Il a réinventé à lui seul l’esthétique 
du New American Cinema en utilisant une technique de caméra discrète pour 
capter la vie éblouissante et secrète de nos forêts en voie de disparition. Son 
cinéma transmet au spectateur le poids oppressant d’une beauté sublime et 
accorde une attention particulière aux éléments du monde naturel, que la 
plupart des gens considèrent comme un arrière-plan, à travers une série de 
variations musicales. Les poèmes de Tessa Day furent sa plus grande 
inspiration. Ce programme, intitulé Matters of Life and Death, est issu d’une 
projection au Boston Paramount Theatre en avril 2018, et qui fut la dernière 
apparition publique de Robert Todd. Nous avons choisi d’ajouter trois films 
profondément personnels, à ce programme, qui permettront de mieux comprendre 
l’esprit de l’artiste. Ils révèlent les développements récents dans la vie de 
l’auteur: majoritairement montés à même la caméra et présentés dans un ordre 
correspondant à une année de tribulations. // 6 films | 77 min SPRING SONGS 
États-Unis | 2017 | 14 min | sans paroles MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH États-Unis 
| 2017 | 12 min | sans paroles NATURAL ORDER États-Unis | 2017 | 11 min | sans 
paroles FANTASIES États-Unis | 2017 | 13 min | sans paroles EXILE États-Unis | 
2018 | 13 min | sans paroles GEMS États-Unis | 2018 | 14 min | sans paroles ** 
BILLET EN VENTE À PARTIR DU 25 SEPT. // TICKETS IN SALE STARTING SEPT 25 ** 
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10/6
San Francisco, California: Other Cinema 
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8 PM, 992 Valencia Street
LO-FI-PSY-FI-GEO: E. DAVIS' "JACK PARSONS" + J. BERMAN'S "EARTHLINGS" 
World-renown fringe religion scholar Erik Davis materializes into our 
cine-séance with an inside report on the Man of the Hour, Jack Whiteside 
Parsons, the OTO sorcerer/inventor who founded the JPL, spread wide the words 
of Aleister Crowley, incidentally catalyzed the cult of L. Ron Hubbard’s 
Scientology, and, with New Age matriarch Marjorie Cameron, brought Thelemic 
sex-magick into California parlance. Author of Techgnosis, The Visionary State, 
and Nomad Codes, Davis lets sparkle his crown of occult expertise, as he here 
flips through clips of Parsons’ presence in contemporary film and TV, including 
Ridley Scott’s Strange Angel, Craig Baldwin’s Mock Up On Mu, et al. CO-FEATURED 
is journeyman Jonathan (Commune) Berman, energizing a rapt audience with the 
theatrical premiere of his mind-bending Calling All Earthlings, seeded by 
another SoCal desert wizard, George Van Tassel. A Hughes Aircraft engineer who 
”dropped out” of the industry, built the Integratron (without nails!) and his 
own airfield at Giant Rock, and initiated the post-War UFO craze, Van Tassel 
serves as a sympathetic protagonist for Berman’s multi-faceted essay, a 
phantastic philmic freak-show that generously affirms ”alternative” beliefs and 
the multiplicity of West Coast cosmologies. 


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2018 

10/7
Montreal, QC Canada: Coeur des sciences UQAM 
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5:00 PM, 175, avenue du Président-Kennedy
FNC - JACQUELINE LENTZOU 
▶SPOTLIGHT Jacqueline Lentzou Ce programme propose de découvrir la vision 
poétique et onirique du banal dans le cinéma de Jacqueline Lentzou. Les films 
seront présentés par Emilie Poirier et ponctués de discussions en anglais avec 
la cinéaste. Discover the poetic and dreamlike vision of the banal in the films 
of Jacqueline Lentzou. Hosted by Émilie Poirier, the program will be 
interspersed with discussions with the filmmaker on her works. 4 films | 82 min 
Thirteen Blue Grèce | 2013 | 18 min | sans paroles/sta Fox Grèce | 2016 | 28 
min | sans paroles/sta Hiwa Grèce | 2017 | 11 min | vo filipino/sta Hector 
Malot: The Last Day of the Year Grèce | 2018 | 25 min | vo allemande/sta 

10/7
Rohnert Park, CA (Sonoma County): Sonoma Film Institute 
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4:30 pm, Ives Hall, SSU, 1801 East Cotati Avenue
MUSIC FOR THE EYES: VISUAL MUSIC FILMS FROM CVM ARCHIVE 
A program of historic and contemporary Visual Music and experimental animation 
films from Center for Visual Music. Animation historian William Moritz wrote of 
“A music for the eye comparable to the effects of sound for the ear.” He asked, 
“What are the visual equivalents of melody, harmony, rhythm and counterpoint?” 
This program explores correspondences between image and sound. Screened 
digitally. Program includes: Oskar Fischinger, Study nr 7. Oskar Fischinger, 
Allegretto, 1936-1943. Mary Ellen Bute, Abstronic, 1952. Jordan Belson, Bop 
Scotch, 1952. Steve Woloshen, 1000 Plateaus. Baerbel Neubauer, Firehaus. Jules 
Engel, Mobiles, 1978. Barry Spinello, Sonata for Pen, Brush and Ruler, 1968. 
Kathy Hinde, Luminous Birds, 2015-16. Chris Harvey, Koth. Max Hattler, 
Divisional Articulations, 2017. Bret Battey, Estuaries 3, 2017. Paul Fletcher, 
The “Drive” to Work, 2017. Suggested donation $5 (free for CVM Members). 
Parking is $5 in SSU lots. Study no. 7, Allegretto, and Mobiles were restored 
by Center for Visual Music. Thanks to all the artists, and to the NFPF for 
support for the preservation of Mobiles. Fischinger, Bute, Belson, Engel, 
Spinello films are from the Collection of CVM. Curated by Cindy Keefer of CVM, 
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2018 

10/9
Los Angeles, California: Filmforum 
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8:00 pm, Downtown Independent, 251 S. Main Street
THE GUESTS, BY KEN JACOBS 
Los Angeles Filmforum, Acropolis Cinema, REDCAT, LACMA, and 3-D SPACE present 
The Guests, by Ken Jacobs. Los Angeles premiere, with Ken & Flo Jacobs in 
person! Ken Jacobs has been concerned with the exploration of stereoscopic 
phenomena since the mid 1960s. He has experimented with a number of 3D 
techniques, and has developed ways to infuse his 2D work with heightened 
illusions of depth. The Guests, which has existed previously as a slide 
installation and an anaglyph video, will be presented tonight in its final 
incarnation: as a digital 3D spectacle. Continuing the work started with Tom, 
Tom the Piper’s Son, Ken Jacobs revisits an early Lumière Brothers film, Entree 
d’une noce à l’église (1896). As we watch the congregation mounting the steps 
of a Parisian church, our attention is drawn to the smallest of details: from 
the grain of the image to the facial gestures of the long-dead guests to the 
city landscape behind them. Ken Jacobs does more than extend the time (and 
space) of the original footage: he invites us to see in a way that we have 
never seen before. (Bozar Centre for Fine Arts) Tickets: $12 general; $6 for 
students/seniors; free for Filmforum members. Available in advance from Brown 
Paper Tickets at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3610502 or at the 
door. 

10/9
San Francisco, California: San Francisco Cinematheque 
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8:00 PM, 80 Turk Street San Francisco, CA 94102
INFRARED PROGRAM 1 KAIROS DIRT AND THE ERRANT VACUUM 
About INFRARED: In 2017, the City of San Francisco indicated intention to 
designate a portion of its Tenderloin neighborhood (a portion which includes 
CounterPulse and the office of San Francisco Cinematheque Cinematheque) as the 
“Compton’s Transgender, Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual District” in reference to a 
1966 protest action held at Compton’s Cafeteria, located at the intersection of 
Turk and Taylor Streets in San Francisco. This pre-Stonewall action is 
recognized as a significant milestone in queer and transgender political 
activism. In celebration of this designation—the first legally recognized 
municipal transgender district in the world—San Francisco Cinematheque is proud 
to present INFRARED, four nights of experimental films by and about 
transgender, nonbinary and gender nonconforming artists curated by transgender 
filmmaker Malic Amalya. Full series details available here. Kairos Dirt and the 
Errant Vacuum (2017) by Madsen Minax; digital video, color, sound, 90 minutes 
Through dreamscapes, television monitors, radio frequencies and orifices a 
queer middle school lunch lady, a non-binary student and an astrologer/life 
coach/phone sex operator discover a fantastic and carnal alternate dimension 
occupied by a genderless apparition. (Malic Amalya) Kairos Dirt and the Errant 
Vacuum follows the strange happenings of two middle school lunch ladies, an 
androgynous student, a lesbian hospice provider, a grieving ministry worker, a 
mystical mortician and an astrologer/life coach/phone sex operator. Through a 
series of collective dreams an otherworldly being invades the characters’ dream 
spaces, revealing an alternate realm of wanton, subconscious desires. Amid the 
postindustrial decay of the American south, interconnected relationships unfold 
in unusual and fantastical landscapes as television monitors, radio 
frequencies, orifices and dreams all become portals to access this alternate 
dimension of carnality and desire. I wanted to make a film that examined ideas 
of nonlinear time, youth, growth and death within a framework of sexuality and 
desire. I wanted to focus around the erotic aspects of consumption, using 
dreamscapes, alternate realities and magical realism to do so. I wanted to make 
a queer film that showed differently sized bodies, trans and gender ambiguous 
bodies engaging beyond the politics of queerness. As a trans and queer person, 
this desire was not only personal, but deeply political. Most importantly, I 
wanted to do this in a way in which these issues were not isolated, but fluid, 
floating in a larger mix of seemingly ordinary and extraordinary human 
struggles. Kairos Dirt… successfully interrogates many complex themes through 
the blending of cinematic narrative trajectory and visual tactics from video 
art and experimental cinema. (Madsen Minax) 


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2018 

10/10
Hoboken, NJ United States: Hoboken Historical Museum 
7:00 PM, 1301 Hudson St
BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL'S HUDSON COUNTY MOVIE TOUR 
THE BLACK MARIA FILM FESTIVAL’S HUDSON COUNTY MOVIE TOUR AT THE HOBOKEN 
HISTORICAL MUSEUM PRESENTS A PROGRAM OF SHORT DOCUMENTARY AND NARRATIVE FILMS 
IN HONOR OF NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH. In collaboration with the Hoboken 
Historical Museum, the Black Maria Film Festival continues its series of 
documentary and theme-based film programs from the Festival collection on 
Wednesday evenings this fall. Black Maria Executive Director Jane Steuerwald 
will present the custom-curated programs and lead a discussion with the 
audience. Program 2 - a selection of short films from the Black Maria’s Global 
Insights Collection is presented in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month. 
The program will be held on Wednesday evening, October 10, 2018. Doors open at 
6:30PM, and the films screen at 7:00PM. A suggested $5 donation at the door 
includes light refreshments. 


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2018 

10/11
New York, NY: Anthology Film Archives 
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7:30 PM, 32 Second Avenue
EC: JEROME HILL 
These 35mm prints are the result of a preservation project undertaken by the 
Museum of Modern Art. DEATH IN THE FORENOON (1934/66, 2 min, 35mm) CANARIES 
(1969, 4 min, 35mm) & FILM PORTRAIT (1971, 81 min, 35mm) A pioneering work in 
autobiographical cinema, FILM PORTRAIT masterfully combines actual and staged 
footage and painting over images. Filmmaker, painter, and composer Jerome Hill 
was born into the famous James J. Hill railroad-building family and lived on 
the same street as F. Scott Fitzgerald. Here he re-creates wonderfully - with 
old family footage - the period and milieu of the American upper class at the 
beginning of the 20th century. Total running time: ca. 90 min. 


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 

10/13
Brooklyn, NY United States: Light Industry 
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7:30 PM, 155 Freeman St
LAURA MULVEY PRESENTS NELLY KAPLAN'S A VERY CURIOUS GIRL 
A Very Curious Girl, Nelly Kaplan, 1969, digital projection, 107 mins 
Introduced by Laura Mulvey In her first feature film, Nelly Kaplan tells the 
story of Marie (Bernadette Lafont), the despised outcast of a small French 
village, who turns the tables on its hypocritical authority figures. Marie 
accumulates power over her former tormentors—unable to resist her, forced to 
pay for sex with her—ultimately exerting an explosive revenge at the village’s 
Sunday Mass. Kaplan’s brutal satire of French village life and Marie’s escape 
from it were understood as deeply subversive by the censors: it was only 
through the director's personal and forceful intervention that the film was 
grudgingly awarded an 18+ certificate. A Very Curious Girl is filmed with 
exuberant music and color, contrasting the drabness of the village with Marie’s 
flamboyant lifestyle. As she decorates her woodland surroundings with the 
consumer goods she buys from catalogs, Marie creates an animistic shrine, 
evoking the ancient powers of the witch and also her contempt for values of all 
kinds. The original French title, La Fiancée du pirate (The Pirate’s Fiancée) 
cites the song "Pirate Jenny" from Brecht’s Threepenny Opera, while Kaplan’s 
gesture against provincial social propriety suggests the Surrealism that had 
strongly influenced her. Released in 1969, in the early days of the Women’s 
Liberation movement, A Very Curious Girl immediately touched a nerve of 
excitement at the first women’s film festivals. I remember very clearly its 
impact at the Edinburgh Film Festival’s "Women and Film" event in 1972 where it 
was hailed as a triumphant example of feminist filmmaking to come. Whether or 
not the legacy of A Very Curious Girl has been fulfilled, it remains an 
exhilaratingly feminist film that is well worth reviving for a new audience 
today. - LM 

10/13
Montreal: la lumière collective 
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8pm, 7080, rue Alexandra #506, Montreal, Quebec H2S 3J5
SHORT FILMS AND VIDEOS BY ANNA KIPERVASER (FILMMAKER IN PERSON) 
A Ukrainian-born multimedia artist, Anna's moving image practice includes 
experimental and documentary works in both 16mm film and video. Her work 
screens at festivals, galleries, classrooms, microcinemas, basements, and 
school houses! Anna is also a painter, printmaker, curator of exhibitions, 
programmer of screenings. She currently lives and works in Durham, North 
Carolina. annakipervaser.com 

10/13
New York, NY: Anthology Film Archives 
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4:30 PM, 32 Second Avenue
TWO BY URSULA REUTER CHRISTIANSEN - FILMMAKER IN PERSON! 
In conjunction with the exhibition and performance series "Henning 
Christiansen: Freedom Is Around The Corner," organized by Blank Forms, this 
program presents a short survey of works directed by German artist and 
filmmaker Ursula Reuter Christiansen (b. 1943), with her husband, the Danish, 
Fluxus-affiliated artist and composer Henning Christiansen (1932-2008). Reuter 
Christiansen began scripting THE EXECUTIONER (SKARPRETTEREN), the earliest film 
in this program, in 1969, the same year she graduated from Düsseldorf's 
Akademie der Künste, where she studied with Joseph Beuys. Starring Reuter 
Christiansen herself and shot in the lush landscape of Møn, the Danish island 
where she has lived since 1970, THE EXECUTIONER uses a fragmented narrative to 
tell "a story of woman's degradation and exaltation," as its subtitle 
indicates. A landmark of Danish feminist art, the film was also Reuter 
Christiansen's first major collaboration with Henning, who composed the film's 
lyrical, subtly experimental music. The two artists worked together on numerous 
projects in the ensuing decades, including the Gesamtkunstwerk THE RED FOREST 
(DEN RØDE SKOV). Abandoning the eerie romanticism of THE EXECUTIONER, THE RED 
FOREST, which the couple co-wrote and co-directed, features an abstract 
narrative drawn from German fairy tales and bolstered by ecstatic, ahistorical 
multimedia sets and sounds.The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Ursula 
Reuter Christiansen! Presented by Blank Forms, "Henning Christiansen: Freedom 
Is Around The Corner" will be on view at 55 Walker Street from October 
11-November 2, 2018, with a performance series taking place on various dates 
throughout. For more info, visit: blankforms.org Presented with support from 
Snyk, Nordic Culture Point, and the Nordic Culture Fund, with additional 
support from the Danish Arts Foundation, the Royal Norwegian Consulate, 
Goethe-Institut, the Danish Consulate General, Music Norway, and Ultima 
Contemporary Music Festival. Special thanks to Thorbjørn Christiansen; 
Birgitte Anderberg; the National Gallery of Denmark; and Marianne Jerris 
(Danish Film Institute). Ursula Reuter Christiansen THE EXECUTIONER / 
SKARPRETTEREN 1972, 35 min, 16mm-to-digital. In Danish with projected English 
subtitles. Ursula Reuter Christiansen & Henning Christiansen THE RED FOREST / 
DEN RØDE SKOV 1986, 34 min, 16mm-to-digital. In Danish with English subtitles. 

10/13
San Francisco, California: Other Cinema 
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8 PM, 992 Valencia Street
PSYCHO-GEO2: WXSW DANIEL + RENWICK + LORD + KATELUS + 
Look for the four vans in front of ATA! Bill Daniel makes his escape from 
Tex-ass, Vanessa Renwick brings her Le Guin-inspired Kesh down from Portland, 
and Doug Katelus loads his Hammond organ into our gallery for an evening 
celebrating the imagination of that huge American subculture that’s switched to 
“mobile living systems”. Doug sets the tone as the house Solo Organ, sharing 
his Econoline tribute to boot. Bill tacks up an in-situ installation of his 
itinerant landscapes in the ATA hallway, before narrating a slide-show that 
finally crystallizes the Tri-X Noise Aesthetic, and Chip Lord kicks in with a 
flashback to Ant Farm’s van tactics, as well as the sterile architecture of 
Phoenix ‘burbs in his new Valley of the Sun. ALSO a cornucopia of works on the 
Bay Area built environment: David de Roza’s Give (on Ingleside history), Julia 
Schroeder (in person) and Lana Lam’s Who Owns the Walls (on Oakland murals), 
Ben Wood’s Cellhouse History (on Alcatraz prison), a too-real clip from Dan 
Leighton’s notorious Wedding Train, and Frito Pies! *$9 


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 

10/14
Oakland: Shapeshifters Cinema 
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7:30-10PM, Temescal Art Center, 511 48th St. Oakland, CA
SHAPESHIFTERS CINEMA PRESENTS LYDIA GREER 
Animator Lydia Greer will present an interactive lecture on Lotte Reiniger and 
Charlotte Salomon—two pioneers of time-based art, the graphic novel and 
animation—with films and images from both artists. Both grew up in Berlin, 
eventually fleeing the Nazis. They each had different approaches to trauma, 
with Reiniger using fantasy, euphemism and visual splendor as means of escapism 
while Salomon chronicled her family’s harrowing experience with a stark, 
expressionistic style. Following will be a live performance of expanded cinema 
with animation and moving images by Lydia Greer with special guests, opera 
singer Shauna Fallihee and performance artist Caryl Kientz. They will showcase 
a workshop of their newest piece together as well as revisit and expand on 
previous collaborations. A new short video entitled “Spiritual Gifts” is also 
screening based on Greer’s exploration into her family’s escape from 
Charismatic Christianity. 

10/14
Portland, Oregon: Northwest Film Center 
http://www.nwfilm.org/ 
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7pm, Northwest Film Center's Whitsell Auditorium, 1219 SW Park Ave
NOT SORRY #2: VESSELS 
The second installment of the series "Not Sorry: Feminist Experimental Film 
from the 1970s to Today", which seeks to ask questions like What is feminist 
experimental film? How is it feminist, and what makes it experimental? inspired 
by the new text Film Feminisms: A Global Introduction co-written by PSU film 
professor Dr. Kristin Lené Hole and Dr. Dijana Jelača screenings take place 
each Sunday evening in October. The goal of Not Sorry is to present a survey of 
short works spanning from the 1970s to today with an explicit intent on 
questioning the largely white male canon of experimental film while positioning 
different modes of experimentation within both international and contemporary 
terms. //// Post-screening discussion to follow with filmmakers Nazli Dinçel 
and Hannah Piper Burns in attendance. The day before, on Saturday, October 
13th, join Dinçel for the workshop Analog Film and the Body. The $35 tuition 
will also get you into the screening the next day. 

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