There will be a series of live and recorded talks within our programme. Information will be posted here and in our newsletter over the coming weeks and months.
We will be inviting artists to create works specially for this moment of international lockdown. We plan to have July committed especially to performance, dance & music.
We will be adapting secret strangelove to work for an online platform.
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We are taking strangelove into a new territory by mounting a year long festival. Kicking off with an online version of the postponed festival that we had planned. We have invited Abigail Addison, James Collie, Jamie Wyld, Chris Meigh-Andrews and Tony Grisoni to curate screening programmes for Animation, Documentary, Video Art, Experimental Film and cinema kicking off from June 1st 2020 with Documentary.
Each section will be live for one week and then selected films will be available in our rewind section so you can catch up with anything you missed.
We will also be screening works from previous festivals as well as works from specially invited guest selectors and artists.
We are launching eight open calls through Freeway. Selected films will be shown during the online festival, and mainly, throughout August within our special open-call feature month.
Talking shop is the place where you can scan Strangelove’s hosted talks, teachings & shared experiences from previous festivals. New material will continue to be added from discussions held in this years edition. Our Rewind section allows you to visit past favourite works, as well as catch up on films shown from June 1st & throughout the 2020 cycle of prorgrammes.
We will be inviting four artists to make a special artist room/studio.
The place to read and add to the library.
We have begun to invite artists to select films to share.
This is a place to contribute to the ideas and questions. To contribute, drop us a message on social media.
Poets' Corner presents: 'Nobody dies like Humphrey Bogart'- Exploring fantastical realms in search of poetic truth, local poets- Dave Horn, Faith Warn, and Anthony White in a performance that links the sight, sound and stars of motion pictures to their own and others' poems inspired by the movies.
