Rok 1971 - 263

Horror Action movie from Taiwan.

Film No.1 is a 10-minute loop film. The systems of super-imposed loops are mathematically inter-related in a complex manner. The starting and cut off points for each loop are not clearly exposed, but through repetitions of sequences in different colours, in different ‘material’ realities (i.e. anegative, positive bas-relief, neg-pos overlay) yet in constant rhythm (both visually and on the soundtrack hum) one is manipulated to attempt to work out the system structure … The film deals with permutations of material, in a prescribed manner but one by no means ‘necessary’ or logical (except within the film’s own constructed system/serial.)

Part of BFI collection "Worth the Risk?"

Part of BFI collection "Worth the Risk?"

A Cinema Action campaign film about the fourteen month-long occupation of Upper Clyde Shipyards by a joint shop stewards' committee. Part of BFI collection "Tales From the Shipyard".

Made by the man who released a 70s electronic single Fuck You under the name Lucifer, this is an aggressive, confrontational work. Brooding recordings soundtrack the piece while Irving as biker and killer, drives the roads of London, making for the sea, mapping his own dark, heavy trip and the UK as it was. A murder has been committed; what will be the consequences?

Documentary produced by PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine).

A pilot recounts his experience of being rescued by the Jolly Green Giant helicopter.

Open Form - Street and Tribune in Front of PKiN. A sequence from the 1971 KwieKulik film Open Form, in which the Polish art collective interrupts and upends the normal rhythms and routines of a city street.