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Birds
Eye View Film Festival 8-14th March 2007
FILM:
BIRDS EYE VIEW FILM FESTIVAL
UK Docs Programme [90']
Sunday 11th March ICA CINEMA 1: 2.00PM
A
collection of enthralling documentaries from UK women this year.
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Sons
and Soldiers
[Sasha Djurkovic, 2006, 16’]
Sons and Soldiers, a series of four 3min films, captures poignant
moments from the real lives of those caught up in the life-and-death
dramas of modern soldiering. The pieces span the length and
breadth of military experience, covering the night before enlisting,
the passing out parade, memories of front-line fighting, and
a mother's grief. |
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Specky
[Anne-Claire Pilley, UK, 2006, 23']
In Specky, the short-sighted Pilley spends four weeks without
her
glasses in an attempt to train her eyes to see, an experiment
with both interesting and humorous consequences. |
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The
Mirroring Cure
[Charlotte Ginsborg, 2006, 28’]
Ginsborg follows the life of a large construction site, exploring
the psychological connection between the city's infrastructure
and its inhabitants and the individual's complex relationship
to the world of work. As the new buildings materialize we witness
the story of an architect who is struck by a disabling loss
of balance and the bizarre cure he develops to overcome his
condition. The film hovers between documentary and fiction leaving
the viewer unsure as to where reality lies. |
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Dead
Letter Detectives
[Laura Martin-Robinson, 2006, 4’ 30]
What happens to a letter when it is addressed with just a first
name or no address at all? "We leave no stone unturned"
is the motto of the 300 'detectives' at the National Return
Letter Centre who find homes for lost mail. |
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