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Wednesday, Nov 1, 2017
7 PM (75 mins)
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BAMPFA
Coding and Decoding
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David Sherman worked at Canyon Cinema from 1989 to 2001, and in 1993 began the artist collaboration Total Mobile Home, the first microcinema. He has selected a program of films that explore place and time through artists’ observations and others’ documentation. Archival and found footage, popular culture, and home movies are collaged or appropriated. Sherman’s To Re-edit the World is assembled from four boxes of film material and audiotapes made by Beat-era filmmaker Dion Vigné, reconstituting a lost history of San Francisco.
Films in this Screening
Premonition
Dominic Angerame, United States, 1995
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- B&W
- 16mm
- 10 mins
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- Canyon Cinema
No-Zone
Greta Snider, United States, 1993
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- Color
- 16mm
- 19 mins
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- Canyon Cinema
Decodings
Michael Wallin, United States, 1988
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- B&W
- 16mm
- 15 mins
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- Canyon Cinema
To Re-edit the World
David Sherman, United States, 2002
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- Color
- Digital video
- 31 mins
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- Canyon Cinema