All Films

Caos em Plongée

2004 • 12 min

The passage of a paulistano in his passage through the identification process with the city.

Following the Line of the Web

2004 • 4 min

Creating an intricate visual map, photograms provide the opportunity to travel through the space of a spider’s web.

Who is Gunnar?

2004 • 5 min • Sweden

Gunnar Gräshoppa is looking for his/her true gender identity. To be happy, you have to be honest with yourself and follow your own innermost desires.

Playing for Keeps

2004 • 23 min

Tater, a world renown classical pianist (in real life), throws a special party at his house, little do the guests know that one of them will never leave the house alive... No one can predict the secret Tater reveals to Chris, the boy he has feelings for...

Mayhem: Cult of Aggression

2004 • 34 min • Norway

A documentary about Mayhem's music that is primarily made up of interviews with Kjetil Manheim and Necrobutcher. It premiered in 2004 at the Oslo Film Festival and was later released on VHS. Some footage was reused in the 2008 documentary Pure Fucking Mayhem.

Soraya à Aubervilliers

2004 • 50 min

Thirty-six years after MOUSE, YOU ARE HAPPY TODAY Rosier visits the same city and couple to see how everything has evolved.

Wall of Sound Flowers

2004 • 5 min • Netherlands

Grabmäler

2004 • 2 min • Germany

Noon Time Activities

2004 • 21 min

16mm film (black and white, silent)

Compound Eye

2004 • 3 min

A film shot with super-8 using various distortion lenses in front of the camera; partly in real-time, partly animation. The footage has been treated with coloured inks and bleach and features a specially composed electronic music soundtrack.

L'invention de la route

2004 • 14 min • France

A road movie: roaming, tiredness, meetings...

Tournicoton

2004 • 3 min • France

Golden Daisy

2004 • 2 min

Welcome to Southside

2004 • 3 min

A silent nocturnal voyage to the Southside of London exposed 36 times onto one roll of film. Navigating by urban constellations the frame clings to the familiar. It is an unedited study of repetition, an act of faith and a souvenir of my journey home.

Spinart and Monoprint

2004 • 2 min

Mango Ceylon

2004 • 3 min

J'ai vomi dans mes cornflakes

2004 • 4 min • France

A short film is about a man's life, from childhood to adulthood, comparing his hopes with reality.

Infinite Melancholy

2004 • 4 min

Moving at speed over a receding white planar surface defined by rows and rows of identical black letters that spell out, again and again, ‘CHRISTOPHER REEVE', to the sound of etude-like pieces for piano played with a certain hesitance.

F*stop

2004 • 10 min

Cyanne is a photographer too unsure of herself to be a success. When Risa offers her the world, Cyanne chooses fun. But a gang of bikers teaches her what courage, and art, are really about. Open up... live dark, dream of light.

Snow White: My Confidential Drawers

2004 • 16 min

The real story about Snow White that they never wanted us to know.

Novela, Novela

2004 • 30 min

A documentary about the making of 'Sexto Sentido' that looks at how such a groundbreaking series made it to the air in Nicaragua, and how the creators, writers, actors and viewers have grappled with controversial themes like domestic violence and homophobia in this impoverished country so heavily influenced by the Catholic Church.

Transazioni

2004 • 28 min

Firts Italian documentary on the subject of transexuality and intersexuality. Includes interviews with FTM transexuals that were born women and became anatomically correct men.

Hommes a Femmes (Michel Debrane)

2004 • 38 min

Single channel video projection, which documents an attempt to dramatically re-enact a 1977 interview conducted between the French intellectual Jean-Paul Sartre, and journalist Catherine Chaîne, which was published in 'Le Nouvel Observateur' journal. The project develops from a number of previous projects Byrne has realised, each of which similarly engage a collective amnesia about our shifting cultural history, through dramatic re-enactments of culturally loaded conversations and interviews gleaned from discarded popular magazines. With Homme à Femmes (Michel Debrane) Byrne focuses on a generically candid encounter with Sartre, which discusses his relationship with women throughout his life, at a moment towards the end of that life.

Working Process

2004 • 10 min

The main idea of this video essay is to reinterpret the process of working with found film footage and the interpretative possibilities. The footage originates from former socialist Czechoslovakia and the artist here attempts to depict, by revealing the creative process, how this epoch may be read. Non-traditional instruments are used here, such as, for instance, randomness. Its impact on the form of the subsequent description of socialism highlights the thought processes and their certain salience as a template.