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Protest » Video- Collage FemLink, the International Videos-Collage LIST OF VIDEOS in THE « PROTEST » VIDEO- COLLAGE 26 videos - 50 min. The videos inccluded in the collage was created for FemLink 01 - IT’S JUST A GAME, Maria Rosa Jijon (Ecuador) The word Game is indeed a trap: not only translates into play but, above all, in prey. In an era apparently facilitated by the invasion of computers and machines, the reality is that everything looks, more and more, like the locations of Orwell’s 1984. The removal of spatio- temporal boundaries is just a consolation prize, because the customs continue to exist and overcome them is always crooked at least as to live as emigrants once exceeded. Ilaria Giordano Drome Magazine CREDITS : Music: Mario Bross 02 - OVERFLOW. A NOTE OF SUICIDE, Sara Malinarich (Chile) A woman sacrifices herself in a technological scene, in front of virtual witnesses and streets coexisting in time in different places. The screen is the suicide note, the physical support of a protest that overflows through an invisible mechanics that activates the self-destruction sequence. It is the suicide note that burns and sets fire to the woman, becoming the bonfire of her protests. 'Overflow' is a videocreation made in real-time with automated machines and telepresence systems (and a veiled tribute to José Val del Omar.) Credits: Cast: CAROLINA PRIEGO. Technical Management: MANUEL TERÁN. Photography: MAKU LÓPEZ. Edition, Postproduction & Graphics: JORGE RUIZ ABÁNADES. 3D Motion: FRANÇOIS MOURRE. Music: EN BUSCA DEL PASTO Note: The audio of this piece is in Dia-phonic system, created by José Val del Omar in 1944. It means the speakers must be as follow: R-Channel in front of us and L-Channel in our back. 03 - FALAFEL ROAD, co-direction : Larissa Sansour (Palestine/DK) and Oreet Ashery (Israel/UK) In Feb 2010, artists Oreet Ashery and Larissa Sansour invited the public to join them for 20 falafel meals that generated discussions addressing the appropriation of Palestinian culture by the state of Israel. CREDITS : Concept : Oreet Ashery and Larissa Sansour Editing : Larissa Sansour Camera : Edd Hobbs Blog : Oreet Ashery 04 - PORQUE, POURQUOI, WHY ?, Graciela Taquini (Argentina) 05 - WORD, Minoo Iranpour Mobarakeh( Iran) Every person has the right to speak, to shout and to live. CREDITS : Select music from " Trio -1 " Album,various Artists,part 7 Autobiography, 2004 by Negar Behbahani Actors: Shirin khodadad, Nasim Rohi,Jila Manani,Neda Dadkhuh 06 - THE TOURIST- Portrait of Bernard Henry Levy Véronique Sapin (France) "I was... I was also... I am... I think... I know... What I saw with my eyes... for moral values... I advocated for military action... it's a a real progress in civilisation...Believe me, believe me..." The french flashy and media star philosopher, Bernard Henry Levy is explaining that his thought is inspired on what he sees "with his eyes". Because what he sees is inevitably The Ttruth, he indicates us who are the goodies and the baddies. For moral values, the only thing to do is to bomb the baddies... The kind of profound thoughts that the medias like. Extracted images from "Head to Head", program from Al- Jazeera TV - 2013 - June 8th 07 - TUTTI FRUTTI, Evgenija Demnievska (Serbia) This video is for tolerance, a protest against the conflicts on religious base. There is no religion which was not in war with another one, and it goes on still. C’est une vidéo qui nous invite à la tolerance, proteste contre les conflits religieuses. CREDITS : Technical support Radisa Kostic 08 - THE PASSION FRUIT, Amina ZOUBIR (Algeria) Un femme voilée essaie de ranger ses cheveux qui dépassent de son front. A veiled woman tries to arrange her hair protruding from his forehead. CREDITS : Célia Pon 09- INTERPELLATIO TEMPUS, María Domínguez Alba (Spain) Every woman, every voice, somewhere in the world. A time that marks the beat of a struggle, we are witnesses of a change that originates within ourselves. The choreography of our protest scream. CREDITS : sound : Alvaro Nicolás. 10 - APPLES FOR NUTS, Nicoletta Stalder (Switzerland) Never be seduced by an Apple, use your own brain and stay a hard nut to crack- a Protest . Ne vouz laisse pas seduire par la « Pomme ». Restez une noix dure et pensez avec votre propre tête. 11 - RE: UNTITLED (FACIAL HAIR TRANSPLANTS), Ana Mendieta (Portugal) Reenactment of Ana Mendieta’s performance Untitled (Facial Hair Transplants) performed by Mendieta in the University of Iowa, in 1972. The restaging was based on the visual documentation from the original performance, collected from the monograph Ana Mendieta: Earth Body: Sculpture and Performance, 1972 – 1985, by Olga M. Viso. The digital documentation of the restaging was post-produced, transferred onto a slide projection, digitally recorded and organized into a video sequence that establishes a new conceptual narrative different from the one originally proposed by Mendieta. 12 - APOLO 11 versión para FEMLINK, Teresa Puppo (Uruguay) Apolo 11 trabaja sobre la idea del tiempo y de la memoria, para el cual tomo una época fermental de la historia contmporánea y de mi experiencia de vida: el transcurrir de mi adolescencia durante los años 70, en pleno movimiento hippie, Woodstock, las dictaduras latinoamericanas y el Plan Cóndor, surgimiento de la minifalda, Los Beatles, la llegada (realidad o ficción) del hombre a la Luna, el asesinato de J.F.Kennedy, Bangladesh, la guerra de Vietnam, etc. Me interesa utilizar el concepto tiempo de una forma no lineal, incluir material filmado en la actualidad y material de archivo, intercalando o superponiendo imágenes de la memoria personal con la memoria pública. Archivos de Internet http://larepublica.com.uy; desaparecidos.org; chasque.net;CIA torture experiments on unsuspecting latinamericans, TheTalkWatcher; Neil Armstrong transmisión original del alunizaje 1969 Apolo 11, RAFA2XC; Jimi Hendrix ★ Star Spangled Bbanner ☮ 1969 ♫, jtrain9012, JamiesJams1; http://uruguayosenelextranjero.blogspot.com; http://elmuertoquehabla.blogspot.com/; http://nicaraguaymasespanol.blogspot.com; http://federaciondebasespatriagrande.blogspot.com; Violencia sexual en dictadura, “Esta boca es mía”, Canal 12; “A las cinco en punto: Golpe del 73”, You Tube, elartiguista2; “El golpe de estado”, You Tube, spanishbizarro1; “Uruguay: Memorias de Mujeres”, You Tube, elartiguista2, http://memoriaviva5.blogspot.com; Golpe de estado en Uruguay 27 de junio 1973, You Tube, Nelci Santos; “Uruguay: Memorias de Mujeres”, You Tube, elartiguista2, http://memoriaviva5.blogspot.com; Golpe de estado en Uruguay 27 de junio 1973, You Tube, Nelci Santos; “Funki Porcini - The Devil Drives”, You Tube; Dancers from Simon Of The Desert by Buñuel, You Tube. 13 - DISTURBANCE – ALL UNITS PLEASE RESPOND, Eva Olsson (Sweden) ’Disturbance - All Units please respond’ is about absence of communication and domestic disturbance that are lurking beneath the surface. That different protests will have different outcomes. 14 - SATURN´S WRATH, Mónica Dower (Mexico). Ricardo Atl´s portrait. The artist is impersonating his alterego in a performative act, he blindly interacts with the water of a pool. C´est le portrait de l´artiste Ricardo Atl. Il incarne son alterego dans une action performatique oú il joue violamment et avec désespoir avec l´eau d´une piscine. CREDITS : With the collaboration of artist Ricardo Atl Lagunes. co-editing : Ricardo Atl México 2013. 15 - THE VALUE OF HANDS, Tanja Koistila (Finland) How the world changes can effect. CREDITS : music: Unpleasant Kip 16 - ONE-COURSE-MENU, Dilek Acay (Turkey) I moulded a portrait using food of the Turkish Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and my performers ate him. 17 - RESIGN, Ruth Bianco (Malta) A street-logue created whilst passing through Sofia in Bulgaria where remnants of past dominant structures reflect in the present chants and riots in a city rising against lingering shadows and new corruption within the pillars of power. 18 - FAMAGUSTA - GHOST CITY, Maria Papacharalambous (Cyprus) In 2013 the city of Famagusta is still occupied by the Turkish Army against all UN resolutions and international order and human rights. CREDITS : Sound and co-editing : Achilleas Kentonis 19 - AFTER THE WATER, Aki Nakazawa, Japan The place I used be became really the past and we struggle with the illusion of our society since the March 11 in 2011. 20 - KNITTING RED SOCK IN SILENCE, Rilène Markopoulou (Greece) Knitting as in sole participation of women in past wars. Sock as in Soldier. Red as in Revolution. Silence as in Blindness. 21 - DAUGHTER OF YEMEN, Susana Pilar Delahante Matienzo (CUBA) I could have been born in Yemen or any country whose rules allow their families to marry underage girls with already formed men. Girls who are not biological or mentally prepared for getting marry. Whose are not yet finish with their primary studies and have just seen the 3% of their life. This video shows some of our biological limits, we all have. Also those small girls which are now gone. 22 - WHISPER - Sigrun Hardardottir (Iceland) Whisper echoes the voices of refugees that have washed up on Icelandic shores to seek asylum in a country with hostile immigration policy. With this theme Sigrun hopes to awake awareness for the reality of the asylum seeker. The desperation fears and anger of those that have been forced to flee for their lives only to find little empathy and ignorance in a country that uses Schengen agreement as excuse to send refugees back to where they came from. 23 - END POLICE ABUSE - Nancy Buchanan (USA) A collage of footage documenting recent US demonstrations following the killing of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Illinois; four other unarmed black men were shot by police in August of 2014, adding to a growing number of such tragedies. CREDITS : various off-air footage gathered from Internet; August 2014 Los Angeles protest covered by Nancy Buchanan. 24 - MASQUERADE - Helena Martin Franco (Colombia) This video is about the fragility of the freedom of speech, the feeling of helplessness against the forces of repression ..
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