
Play played in experimental venues as part of the revolutionary Expanded Cinema movement – and is made widely available here for the first time. The film hopscotches across two screens, making time and space child’s play.
Reframe is bringing together and giving due love to rare independent and alternative films, helping many become commercially available for the very first time.
In a one-stop location you’ll find work from diverse sources, such as vanguard artists Sally Potter and Ken Jacobs, and distributors like Center for Asian American Media and Documentary Educational Resources.
Biography & Autobiography 160 films
Business & Economics 48 films
Communication & Media 31 films
Education 27 films
Geographical Areas 314 films
Health & Medicine 104 films
History 167 films
Human Rights 50 films
Identity, Ethnicity & Sexuality 271 films
Law, Politics & Government 131 films
Philosophy, Religion & Spirituality 115 films
Science & Mathematics 18 films
Society & Culture 247 films
Sports & Recreation 51 films
Technology 21 films
The Arts 226 films
The Environment 30 films
World Affairs 63 films
Emile de Antonio and the New York Art World Even before he made his own films, Emile de Antonio knew practically everyone in the postwar art world in New York. In 1955, through musician John Cage, for whom he served as promoter, he befriended painters Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, helping them place their art with collectors...Read More • 0 Comments
INTERVIEW: Filmmaker Hugo Perez, ’08 Tribeca Film Institute Fellow At a cocktail reception hosted by Alan Berliner during the last iteration of the Tribeca Film Festival, the newly formed Tribeca Film Institute/Renew Media partnership announced the recipients of the Media Awards Fellowships for 2008. Funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, the awards recognize artistic excellence, not to mention huge potential, for twenty-two film, video and new media artists within the US...Read More • 93 Comments