[Frameworks] Sat. 9/17 - Luther Price in Person - In Chicago - With Films, Even

Patrick Friel patrick.friel at att.net
Thu Sep 15 23:30:38 CDT 2011


Hello Frameworkers!


Of course, Once Again!, I missed submitting this to ³This Week.²

So here it is.  Hope those of you in/near Chicago can come.  It¹s all
Chicago premieres, some World premieres, and some slightly earlier
never-before-seen films.

Best to All.

pf



White Light Cinema Presents
 
Gate Shock: New and Rare Films by Luther Price
 
With Luther Price in Person!
 
 
Saturday, September 17, 2011 ­ 7:00pm
 
The Nightingale (1084 N. Milwaukee Ave.)
Chicago, IL
 
 
White Light Cinema is pleased to present the second program (we must like
him!) of work by acclaimed experimental filmmaker Luther Price this year ­
this time with Price in person, to introduce and discuss his work.
 
For more than twenty-five years, Boston-area filmmaker has been creating a
raw and visceral body of work that challenges, infuriates, shocks,
fascinates, and, sometimes, soothes viewers who have think they¹ve seen it
all.  
 
His is a gritty cinema: initially made in the intimate Super-8 format and
now mostly in 16mm. It is a handcrafted cinema, with dozens of splices
(which seem to want to fly apart at any moment), decayed and distressed
footage (buried in the ground), and hand-painted frames (which shed a fine
dust when projected).
 
His is a scrappy cinema, which is mostly composed from found science,
educational, porn, and other orphan films.  Images are cobbled together
between generous sections of leader and sound slug.
 
His is a fuck-you cinema, which plunges head first into uncomfortable sexual
imagery, discomforting medical footage, heartbreaking tales of loneliness
and isolation, and a disdain for social mores.
 
His is also a deeply moving, intimate, revelatory, soul-searching, and
profound cinema, that often passes through the darkest dark to find some
light, however faint.
 
It is a cinema of catharsis.
 
 
 
PROGRAM (Not in screening order):
 
 
Inkblot #40: Sleep (2011, 3 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Andy Warhol (2004, 9 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Sorry ­ Walking the Cross ³Quatch² (2011, 8 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Sorry #3 (2011, 11 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Gift Givers (2008, 8 mins. approx., Super-8mm)
 
The Mongrel Sister (2007, 11 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Fancy (2006, 11 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Domestic Blue (2005, 9 mins. approx., 16mm)
 
Plus some surprise never-publicly-shown Super-8mm films from 2003-2010!
 
 
* NOTE: This program includes explicit material and other material that may
be disturbing to some viewers.
 
 
 
Admission: $7.00 ­ 10.00 sliding scale.
 
 
www.whitelightcinema.com <http://www.whitelightcinema.com>
 
 

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