Spring 2023
Oversized and ambitious, MFJ 77 RIFTS maps a multitude of journeys that diverge, reform, and coalesce. A rift suggests a split, a breaking apart, but it also conjures up the idea of an interstice—a place between, a space of negotiation, and a site of re-imagination. It is perhaps here that we find the true impetus of artists’ moving image, not just in its resistance to tradition and convention but in its willingness to interrogate these spaces between. Throughout this issue, we find numerous articulations of in-between-ness in discussions of works that explore the relations between past and present, old and new, sound and image, fact and fiction, reality and fantasy.
Excerpted from Kim Knowles’ Introduction to Millennium Film Journal 77 RIFTS (Spring 2022)
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Read Grahame Weinbren’s European Media Art Festival (EMAF) 2022 online review. This is a continuation of a printed review in MFJ 76 “Worlds”.
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Read Carmine Grimaldi’s in-depth review of Jordan Lord’s 2021 documentary “Shared Resources.” This article was published in MFJ No. 75 “Boundaries.”
Video Essay: Virtual Horizon or après le feu and the vanishing point of the real
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Video Essay: Things Are Not What They Seem [ Part II ]
Grahame Weinbren explores the e-flux “Artist Cinemas” series: 4 sets of 6 films, each set programmed by a practicing filmmaker.
Video Essay: Things Are Not What They Seem [ Part I ]
Grahame Weinbren explores the e-flux “Artist Cinemas” series: 4 sets of 6 films, each set programmed by a practicing filmmaker.
NYC Symphonies of the Millennium Film Workshop
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Editors’ Picks – Winter 2022
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Lucy Raven’s ‘Ready Mix’
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MFJ No. 77 “RIFTS” Screening at AFA
WED. MAY 17, 2023 AT 7:30 PM
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10003
Jacques Perconte Avant l’effondrement du Mont Blanc (Before the Collapse of Mont Blanc) [2021 digital 16′ 08]
Eva Giolo The Demands of Ordinary Devotion [2022 16mm -> digital, 12’ 03]
Simon(e) Jaikiriuma Paetau and Natalia Escobar Aribada [2022 digital 30′ 31]
Riccardo Giacconi in collaboration w Andrea Morbio Diteggiatura (Fingerpicking) [2021 digital 17’30]
Andre Demirjian We Send Our Signal [2021 digital 2′ 03]
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