The book’s set in 1944. The movie’s in 2019. The story’s still a profound meditation on statelessness.
Tag: Harun Farocki
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Girlz in da hood, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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See cutting-edge short films at the 2015 Onion City Experimental Film and Video Festival
More than three-dozen selections screen at Columbia College Ferguson Theater.
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A look back at the great repertory film programming in Chicago in 2014
The year in old movies
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Where to begin with late filmmaker and video essayist Harun Farocki
Looking to delve into his expansive filmography? Here are some good places to start.
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What’s the difference between video surveillance and portraiture?
Reflections on an interactive performance piece from the recent Nightingale exhibition “Persistence of Motion”
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with avant-garde video game artist Eddo Stern
Previewing a mixed-media presentation at the U. of C. Film Studies Center
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Oscar shorts out the wazoo, and the rest of this week’s screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Nightingale Cinema celebrates the ever-unclassifiable Harun Farocki this Saturday
Previewing a program of short works the German filmmaker, author, and academic, who recently turned 70