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"Free entry! Sell out warning! Modular electronics and film fanatic Surgeons Girl celebrates the centenary of 16mm with a live AV re-imagining of 1936 anti-war short Hell Unltd in the gothic crypt of St John on the Wall. "
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A gig on Sunday 30th July. The event starts at 14:00.
Join us for a day-long celebration as we pay homage to the remarkable 100-year journey of 16mm film in the quirky and gothic surrounds of St John's Crypt, nestled in the heart of Bristol.
Be sure to check out www.compasspresents.com/100-years-of-16mm to see the rest of our day long programme.
*BOOK HERE FOR SURGEONS GIRL**
Witness analog hardware lover and DJ Surgeons Girl in a 30-minute live performance activation, inspired by 16mm. This unique experience combines analog and digital elements, reimagining Norman McLaren and Helen Biggar’s powerful animated anti-war agit-prop piece, Hell Unltd (1936), with thanks to the BFI National Archive.
Surgeons Girl harnesses the power of ambient techno to re-envision the film, infusing it with a vibrant soundscape that revitalises the 16mm format.
100 Years of 16mm is part of Bristol UNESCO City of Film’s Summer Film Takeover. It is produced by Compass Presents as part of Cinema Rediscovered Festival. As part of 100 Years of 16mm there are also screenings and workshops available. Please see other listings to secure your ticket.
Entry requirements:
Be sure to check out www.compasspresents.com/100-years-of-16mm to see the rest of our day long programme.
*BOOK HERE FOR SURGEONS GIRL**
Witness analog hardware lover and DJ Surgeons Girl in a 30-minute live performance activation, inspired by 16mm. This unique experience combines analog and digital elements, reimagining Norman McLaren and Helen Biggar’s powerful animated anti-war agit-prop piece, Hell Unltd (1936), with thanks to the BFI National Archive.
Surgeons Girl harnesses the power of ambient techno to re-envision the film, infusing it with a vibrant soundscape that revitalises the 16mm format.
100 Years of 16mm is part of Bristol UNESCO City of Film’s Summer Film Takeover. It is produced by Compass Presents as part of Cinema Rediscovered Festival. As part of 100 Years of 16mm there are also screenings and workshops available. Please see other listings to secure your ticket.
Entry requirements: