#undergroundcinema

What’s the time? It’s WNP time! WNP stands for “Werewolf Ninja Philosopher,” and it will be screening until tomorrow! @thesujewa @artshrian #werewolfninjaphilosopher #artfilm #cinema #blackandwhitefilm #underground #undergroundcinema #werewolf #ninja #philosopher #newfilm #weirdcinema #absurdism #comedy #llamas #alialorae https://www.instagram.com/p/BzL0J5RJBcq/?igshid=ebkhe0l7t8p9

La gran Ksenia i jo mateix en el rodatge de la nova pell dels germans Casas. #undergroundcinema https://www.instagram.com/p/ClRjqDcoaT0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Our friends at the amazing, storied Millennium Film Workshop are doing this, and it sounds wonderful. What the hell else would you do instead? #Repost @millennium_film with @get_repost ・・・ Visit our NEW website up now! www.millennium film.org We are pleased to invite you all to celebrate- on Tuesday November 17 at 7pm - our 53 year history with a screening of NEW YORK CITY SYMPHONIES! The presentation includes works from 19 different artists including Chantal Akerman, Joseph Cornell, Coleen Fitzgibbon, Joey Huertas and 8th grade public school students from Bronx M.S. 562. The livestream program will be bookended with a virtual still photography exhibition centered on New York City landscapes as seen by artists Felicia Murray and Steve Siegel. The program will be followed by a live Q and A on Zoom with filmmakers Victoria Campbell, Felicia Murray and MFW. This will be the first presentation on our new Millennium Film Workshop twitch.tv channel! (Find link on our new website homepage). #experimentalcinema #undergroundcinema #photography #filmartforever (at Eternal Symphonies.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHjDw9nFeRJ/?igshid=ywnxg6ghaqdq

My name is on a movie poster y’all! “Werewolf Ninja Philosopher” hits the theater in Chicago on July 19th, and plays until the 25th. More information can be found here: https://t.co/oYuZ6ldhEm @thesujewa @artshrian @facetschicago #newcinema #undergroundcinema #artfilm #blackandwhitefilm #comedy #absurdist #werewolfninjaphilosopher #actor #actorslife https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz8oA_EpEVF/?igshid=13qzodxxxwwg8

RIP Jonas Mekas 🖤 The Oldest Experimental Film Legend and Icon dies at 96 #jonasmekas #rip #experimentalcinema #experimentalfilm #undergroundcinema #nyc (at Plateau Mont-Royal) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs_qgw7g415eqIecXSA6SYMzMCtc_hCv_3buu00/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1omi2vhy77tct

“Danke, dass Sie so schnell wie ich zu mir gekommen sind, obwohl es mich um die Art und Weise geht, in der Sie sich mir präsentieren.” Bringing Doctor Naehring to life has been indeed a pleasure, a challenge, as well as a heap of hard work and enjoyment. Three hours a night of inhabiting the skin of an Jewish-Austrian, ex-Reich, post WWII, experimental, neuroscientist/neuropharmacologist/psychopharmacologist can definitely shine a twisted light on your world-view (especially when you can, in character, justify his mind-set, motives, morals, and motivations). Many sincere thanks to the people at Underground Cinema and Secret Squirrel Productions for asking me to breathe life into the ‘güt doktor’ for Underground Cinema Delirium - Sydney and Underground Cinema Delirium - Melbourne If you missed this show, folks, you seriously missed a good one. #UGCDelerium #UnderGroundCinema #actorslife #immersivetheatre (photo (c) Underground Cinema 2018)

BACK IN THE BOOKSHOP: SYDNEY UNDERGROUND MOVIES Ubu Films 1965-1970 (1997) This book is a chronicle of the Ubu Films group. Formed by Albie Thoms, David Perry, Aggy Read and John Clark in Sydney 1965, it was Australia’s first group devoted to making, exhibiting and distributing experimental films. Throughout the 1965-1970 period, Ubu produced Australia’s first lightshows, published this country’s first underground newspaper (Ubunews), and persistently advocated for the reform of censorship laws and the need for government support for the arts. Flamboyant, controversial and resolutely independent, Ubu Films instigated an extensive network of Australia’s underground activity at aa time when Australia’s cultural and political landscape was in transition. For only a brief period, Ubu established a viable proposition that film, performance, painting and political action could coalesce into a vibrant interactive community. What follows is the story of its rise and fall. Reproducing Ubu ephemera (posters, programmes, handbills, Ubunews articles and newspaper pages), countless newspaper and magazine articles, reviews and cartoons advocating and denouncing the many activities (film, performance, music, publishing, etc.) of Ubu, legal documents, behind the scenes photography, film-stills, biographies, film lists and intimate reflections – this amazing, visually-dense and informative chronological volume that is essential reading for anyone interested in Australia’s history of underground film, but also for independent film-making in general. One copy. Via our website and in the bookshop. #worldfoodbooks #ubufilm #undergroundcinema #sydney #OZ (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)

BACK IN THE BOOKSHOP: SYDNEY UNDERGROUND MOVIES Ubu Films 1965-1970 (1997) This book is a chronicle of the Ubu Films group. Formed by Albie Thoms, David Perry, Aggy Read and John Clark in Sydney 1965, it was Australia’s first group devoted to making, exhibiting and distributing experimental films. Throughout the 1965-1970 period, Ubu produced Australia’s first lightshows, published this country’s first underground newspaper (Ubunews), and persistently advocated for the reform of censorship laws and the need for government support for the arts. Flamboyant, controversial and resolutely independent, Ubu Films instigated an extensive network of Australia’s underground activity at aa time when Australia’s cultural and political landscape was in transition. For only a brief period, Ubu established a viable proposition that film, performance, painting and political action could coalesce into a vibrant interactive community. What follows is the story of its rise and fall. Reproducing Ubu ephemera (posters, programmes, handbills, Ubunews articles and newspaper pages), countless newspaper and magazine articles, reviews and cartoons advocating and denouncing the many activities (film, performance, music, publishing, etc.) of Ubu, legal documents, behind the scenes photography, film-stills, biographies, film lists and intimate reflections – this amazing, visually-dense and informative chronological volume that is essential reading for anyone interested in Australia’s history of underground film, but also for independent film-making in general. One copy. Via our website and in the bookshop. #worldfoodbooks #ubufilm #undergroundcinema #sydney #OZ (at WORLD FOOD BOOKS)