Found frames
Friday 23 June, 21,30 pm
Monterosa Arena, Via Brandizzo 65, Turin
streaming only on streeen in the rest of Italy
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Uppercut Sonata
Experimental work that uses the photography of Marco Di Castri conceived for the theatrical performance Uppercut Sonata - Boxing Story of a Fight of which it is an integral part
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A man goes from a normal perception of surface elements to the horror of a dead-end situation, in the labyrinthine basement of a modern Turin apartment building where he had entered in an attempt to find something he had lost.
Sharp Edges
Non-video clip of the entire LP “3 Luglio 1969” released by Environs (one of the many musical projects developed by Lalli and Stefano Giaccone after the Franti experience) twenty years after the workers' revolt in Corso Traiano in Turin.
Synopsis
To investigate the creative ferment that flowed in Turin forty years ago theMuseum AssociationNNational Cinema, which this year celebrates its "first seventy years" of activities, andStreeenLab Apsare being re-proposed on the big screen, in an evening event that will take place announces a rich program of guests, some of the rarest and most significant works of that period, recently
“rediscovered” and digitized.
In the Turin of the 80s, politically and socially marked by the defeat of the movements that in the previous two decades they had pursued the desperate and joyful dream of change radical of Italian society, things also happened that were destined to influence in a seminal way and significant future alternative cultural and artistic scene not only in the city.
Rock against the Nuclear, B and the other fanzines, the punk with the x, the Youth Cinema and the nights at the Walls before there was Giancarlo, Amazing Turin and three videos shot in one day, Occupied El Paso it's the first one Hiroshima in via Belfiore, the Franti and the Negazione, the afternoons at the dock writing screenplays on an old Olivetti and nights at the Tuxedo, music videos at the Metro andRock me saved my life by Armando Ceste (1985).
statesClaudio bollard, director and curator of the event:
It's in this crazy blender- declaresClaudio bollard, director and curator of the event –that a handful of authors, then young, have started to wander and experiment, with every means necessary, until arriving at what for the for various reasons it was seen as a milestone and a test of power: 16mm film.
