Thrilled to be showing the two parts of (S)mothering Myself: Feelings in Renting a Mother Part I & II (2024) this April — provocation and possibility from artist and researcher @maarisugs.
https://t.co/9TnV9kaQbA
“Small fragments of feeling” — there’s two extra days to catch the three fantastic films in our @shun_ikezoe program!
Featuring DISSOCIATIVE AMNESIA, SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS, OSCILLATION, all from 2020.
https://t.co/gyJy82Cr4Y
@CollabJapanFilm Last 2 days!
Oscillation, Dissociative amnesia, and See you in my dreams are on CCJ @CollabJapanFilm now.
『揺蕩』『あの人の顔を思い出せない』『朝の夢』がCCJにて明日2月2日まで公開中です。ぜひご覧ください。
https://t.co/pDfW8ZOlFc
Curated by Mia @suffering_fruit
“In this work I wanted to burn my father… Perhaps I wanted to hold my own funeral for him, who was gone so suddenly.”
Just over a week left to view Haruka Doi’s My Father, Burned (1994) on CCJ.
https://t.co/SOqNPzwmdl
第26回 ヴィデオアート研究会【12月6日】研究会開催のお知らせ
午前10時(日本時間)
足立アン:「Community of Images: Japanese Moving Image Artists in the US,1960s–1970s」についてのオンライントーク
https://t.co/MM9jCKDjO6
This December, we are delighted to present My Father, Burned (1994) — a raw example of 1990s personal documentary from filmmaker and musician Haruka Doi, subtitled for the first time in English.
Watch throughout December ❄️
https://t.co/SOqNPzwmdl
“A film completely free of dogma and convention” — catch Akihiro Suzuki’s LOOKING FOR AN ANGEL at @LightboxFilmCtr on Wednesday, + virtual Q&A with the director himself.
https://t.co/BrxedsdDzc
DISTANT VOICES is playing Milwaukee tonight & tomorrow at UWM Union Cinema (no tix online, just come in person) and in Philly tomorrow at Asian Arts Initiative (pay what you want). I’ll be at Philly to give the intro; that screening is co-presented with @CollabJapanFilm ✨
Hikaru Suzuki’s GOD AND FATHER AND ME (2008) is a personal documentary about Suzuki’s own father, who left home to become a spiritual healer caught between “believing in God and becoming God himself.”
Available on CCJ until 12/1!
https://t.co/bQVmbGIez4
This Saturday 11/15 - Takashi Ito’s feature DISTANT VOICES (2024) presented with @toneglow at Asian Arts Initiative in Philly!
@misterminsoo will introduce the film, the latest output from the legendary Ito with a theme of supernatural communication.
https://t.co/47K1UmVsIA
This November we’re delighted to present a focus on filmmaker Hikaru Suzuki with GOD AND FATHER AND ME (2008) and Anrakuto (2011), experimental works that investigate the family as a complex of intimacies, expectations and deviations.
https://t.co/bQVmbGIez4
Last chance to get your infectious dose of Yōji Kuri on CCJ!
What Do You Think? depicts the modern mind — flitting between media (found footage, animation, stop motion) as quickly as topics (sex, news, war).
Huge thanks to @matsu_fusako and @yojikuri.
https://t.co/1nsDpvM27W
Shūsaku Arakawa interviewed by Yōji Kuri 🔠
Arakawa’s episode of “Art, Life and Opinions” (1973) meanders through a variety of subjects, accompanied by shots of his conceptual drawings and diagrams.
Watch on CCJ until the end of October 🍃🍂
https://t.co/1nsDpvM27W
Sawako Gōda was an artist interviewed by Yōji Kuri in 1973, whose artworks had a distinctly Gothic sensibility — from painted eggs to sculptures made from horse bone.
Enjoy this fascinating insight into Gōda’s work and life, now on CCJ! 🦋 @matsu_fusako
https://t.co/1nsDpvM27W
Now showing! In 1973, Yōji Kuri launched Art, Life and Opinions, a series of relaxed interviews with prominent artists.
This October, watch the Sawako Gōda and Shūsaku Arakawa episodes on CCJ, exclusively subtitled in English! @matsu_fusako@yojikuri
https://t.co/1nsDpvM27W
This September, we are delighted to present the second episode in our Yōji Kuri season by @matsu_fusako!
The program includes mini-animations broadcast on the cult late-night TV show 11PM, as well as a short TV documentary about Kuri aired in 1964.
https://t.co/MiRczyc9d9
The life of an animator: The Man Who Makes Tomorrow (Ashita wo tsukuru hito) is a documentary about Yōji Kuri aired on television in 1964, giving a fascinating insight into his daily life.
Don’t miss the last few days of our Yōji Kuri program at CCJ!
https://t.co/MiRczyc9d9