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The animal that therefore I am
L’Animal que donc je suis By Bea de Visser What does the animal see when she looks at me? Thinking perhaps begins here, knowing that in the gaze of an animal is an existence that refuses to be conceptualized. WORLDPREMIERE IFFR 23 JAN – 3 FEB 2019 The animal that therefore I am will premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in the section VOICES, nominated for Voices Short Award: Films driven by powerful stories, captivating subjects and important themes. Each film brings a distinct viewpoint on the world, by filmmakers with a confident voice. TEASER Cinemascoop 2.35, 10 minutes Dialogue: English and French spoken version (Eng. subt.) Producer: Bea de Visser, Anotherfilm All updated relevant information at: website-blog development project Hi, You may have heard about the new General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"), that comes into effect May 25, 2018. To help comply with GDPR consent requirements, we need to confirm that you would like to receive emails about news and upcoming exhibitions of my work and Anotherfilm. We hope that this content is useful to you. If you'd like to continue hearing from me, please update your subscription settings or insubscribe from the list under each mailing that is powered by YMLP which is AVG/GDPR- conform. Bea de Visser Anotherfilm TURN a hybrid film about the legendary Dutch gymnastic Verona van de Leur. The phenomenal rise of gymnastic legend-turned-webcam girl Verona van de Leur. A filmproject in development by Bea de Visser. on hold since 2016 Non-regular newsletter: ANOTHERFILM October 2016 What's on Where by Whom with Whom Englishes Nicoline van Harskamp a solo exhibition at BAK, Utrecht 23.09.–20.11.2016 Address: Lange Nieuwstraat 4, 3512 PH Utrecht 28 October, 19:00 hours On the occasion of the exhibition Englishes, BAK hosts a Q&A with artist Nicoline van Harskamp and a number of invited experts. Additionally, curator and writer Mihnea Mircan will give a public reading of an essay commissioned by BAK to accompany the exhibition. If you would like to attend this evening, please send an email to info@bakonline.org. Curator and writer Mihnea Mircan has been commissioned by BAK to write an essay on the occasion of Englishes, the new exhibition by Nicoline van Harskamp currently at display at BAK. This text will be published online at www.bakonline.org. A public reading of the text by Mircan takes place on 28 October 2016, on the occasion of a Q&A with the artist and a number of invited experts, including Ogaday Willers Moore of e-2.org, London, who co-developed the software used in the creation process of the language spoken in van Harskamp's new work PDGN. For more information on the exhibition, please see http://bakonline.org/en/ Research/Itineraries/ FutureVocabularies/ InstitutingOtherwise/ Englishes. PDGN by Nicoline van Harskamp, 2016 PDGN is an installation with software and video projection, that puts forward an unlikely, but desirable global link language . The work was co-produced by BAK and realized with support from the Centro Andaluz de Art Contemporáneo (CAAC), Sevilla. It was made possible with a financial contribution of the Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam. Bea de Visser / Anotherfilm worked as assistant director and consultant/ development scenario i.e. in cooperation with students of the HKU University of the Arts, Utrecht ENGLISHES by Nicoline van Harskamp Nicoline van Harskamp’s work Englishes (2013–ongoing) is engaged with exploring the widespread use and modification of the English language by its non-native speakers. Englishes depicts the development of the plurality of spoken English that displaces the perceived position of primacy occupied by dominant strains of the language. The work addresses the political import of this linguistic development, pointing out how our use of language is consistently entrenched in structures of class and power. Challenging these connotations, van Harskamp proposes a dissolution of English into "Englishes," coopting it as a common and ever-growing linguistic resource. BIRD by Bea de Visser Short experimental film about a rare mutual interest between a young woman and an eagle, that is terrorizing the neighborhood. Cast: Verona van de Leur, Robbie Rader Production: De Productie, René Goossens, Annemiek van Gorp Current status: financing and development This project is supported by DKC, municipality of Rotterdam, Dordrechts Museum and Fonds Kwadraat. recommended to watch: Sketches of Siberia by Ben van Lieshout In 1913, the Norwegian arctic explorer Fridtjof Nansen took part in an expedition to establish a trade route. He sailed from Scandinavia via the Arctic Ocean to the Siberian interior. En route, he took photographs and kept a diary. Using themes like colonialism, mineral exploitation and demographic and geopolitical developments, the film holds up his observations to the present. This associative documentary in the form of a road/boat movie looks for the human dimension, with its precarious balance. Thanks for your interest, Anotherfilm Anotherfilm for project and script consultancy. It looks forward to film projects on the edge of documentary, fiction and art. www.anotherfilm.org : mail@anotherfilm.org : P.O.Box 1189, 3300 BD Dordrecht, The Netherlands  'The animal therefore I am' by Bea de Visser, WORLDPREMIERE at IFFR 2019, International Film Festival Rotterdam back issues Anotherfilm January 2019 Anotherfilm October 2016 Anotherfilm Summer 2015 Anotherfilm Anotheryear 2015 Anotherfilm Summer 2014 Anotherfilm Summer 2013 Another Spring, March 2013 Cool Pretty Facts, Jan.2013 Anotherfilm at the IFFR 2012 November 2011 May 2011
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DVD/ BLURAY Mama Superfreak (2009)
with Viviane de Muynck written and directed by Bea de Visser 14 minutes Mail your order to mail@anotherfilm.org Excerpt of the film In one long shot this adaptation of "La Mamma Fricchettona", a monologue by Nobel Prize winner Dario Fo, shows Viviane De Muynck in a humorous elucidation of a woman's odyssey from doting motherhood to a state of independence whilst addressing an invisible and anonymous man.  set photo 'Mama Superfreak' (2009). Photo by Klaas Arie Westland
DVD/ BLURAY Chairs Missing (2011)
with Simon Versnel written and directed by Bea de Visser 18 minutes Mail your order to mail@anotherfilm.org Excerpt of the film A cinematic performance where all drama is excised and remains invisible. A post-narrative, staged documentary image of an almost deserted pool, a day before its demolition.  set photo "Chairs Missing' (2011) |
