An evening of experimental film and video.
There will be some sky, some water, some trimmed greens, some cosmic rays, some contemplation, some horizon lines, and some roller coasters.
Doors 8
Projector8:30pm
drinks, too
Featuring works by Bay Area artists:
Elaine Buckholtz, Olivia Brown, Steve Polta, Kim Miskowicz, James Ackerley Porter, Dolores Ausente, and Isaac Fisher
Catch this 2nd annual national indie-film adventure.
The Gadabout Traveling Film Festival circulates underground talent from around the world. Gadabout was created as a new outlet for independent filmmakers to showcase their work. It gives filmmakers a whole new way of distributing and will appear in over 30 cities from coast to coast in 6 weeks.
This years selections are rich in diversity and represent a full spectrum of creativity across the nation and the world (India, Singapore, Australia, Argentina, Israel, and the U.K.).
Independent in every sense, these films share the same willingness to challenge the conventions set for commercial filmmaking. This is filmmaking as an art form.
Gadabout also includes performances by the Macaulay Culprits, a small art show and a zine distro.
Who are the Zag Men?
Theyre a group of freaky robot lovers, musicians and video expressionists who perform live music to Film and video.
Tonights program features choice compositions such as “Baby Music for Robot Children, a series of short films celebrating the developmental processes of artificially intelligent youth, a musical review of the history of horror in cinema entitled “Desperately Seeking Satan”, and Carl Diehl and Ryan Martin’s film, “When Robots Attack”.