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A FESTIVAL FOR EXPERIMENTS IN MOVING PICTURES
SECOND EDITION | 14 - 17 MAY 2025




   

PROGRAMME 2025


WEDNESDAY | 14 MAY

20:00 | OPENING SCREENING


Erratic Lands - A visual journey on Alpine Apparatus by Julian Berger
Durchgangsland by Daniel Fill

live Sound & Visuals by TE-R (Louise Linsenbolz & Thomas Wagensommerer)
THURSDAY | 15 MAY

19:00


Capers in the Office by Vera Sebert
Trying to make a podcast by Marcin Ratajczyk
Parangolé by Abinadi Meza
Are we there yet? by Henrique Vilao
Zap On by John Dawson
You Can't Find Love by Tom Bessoir
BOOKANIMA: Dance by Shon Kim
This Grey by Cristina Zar
One Hundred White Trucks by Brice Goldberg
When People Talk About Their Dead, They Look Up by Anna Halbleib
Hands | Birds by Christine Kettaneh
Moon Crab by Leah Clare Michaels
Try, Tri-Butterfly by Jonah Steeman



21:00


Breaking Waves on the Surface of the Heartbeat Star MACHO 80.7443.1718 by Mona Freudenreich
Space Waste by Don Hai Phu & Stefan Schmitzer
Rain Undulations by Ruxandra Mitache
grain cloud atmosphere by Martin Moolhuijsen
REQUERIMENTO by Andrea Bordoli
Kintsugi Angel by Lukas Huffman & Erika Senft Miller
FRYDAY | 16 MAY

19:00


Policy Wonks by Sean Grattan



21:00


Full Out by Sarah Ballard
This Werewolf Complex by Heather E Andrews
This Is How I Felt by Josh Weissbach
The Act of Not Seeing with One's Own Eyes by Markus Maicher
Different/Same/Both/Neither by Cagla Gillis
You Are the Truck and I am the Deer by Max Ferguson
Nomadism, temporal connection and new feminine longings. by Maria Bilbao Herrera
NIGHTS AND DAYS by Daniela Sláviková
SATURDAY | 17 MAY

19:00


The Hall by Jingru Cheng
Umwelt/4470 - Part I by Charlie Tweed
A Weak & Panicked Animal by Jake Starr
We dreamed in places that no longer exist by Giorgos Efthimiou
If the circumstances allow it by Karl Wratschko
Spatial speculations about failed architectures in cooperation with the Institute for Visual Culture, Technical University Vienna by Jonas Leimer, Simge Pehlivan, Elias Roher | Philipp Jainz, Maximilian Liko | Atilla Boyan, Paul Sebasta, Abigail Troya | Andreea Avram, Johanna Maggauer | AT



21:00 | Film selection by FISURA for a+f+v


a+f+v is looking forward to presenting a selection of films from South Amercia by Estefanía Díaz and Carlos Cruz, the initiators and curators of FISURA. FISURA is a festival for experimental film in Mexico and will present in its fifth edition in Sepember 2025 a film selection by a+f+v.

“It is a Latin American experimental film program presented as a digital and photochemical mosaic where memory, land, personal cinema, the body, dance, ancestral practices and the struggle of native peoples are presented as a political and vertiginous window where untamed, poetic and metaphorical universes are revealed.”

Transbordos by Bruno Varela
Image for Nina and the tree by Ana Comes
Aquí unde tudo acaba by Claudia Cárdenas / Duo Strangloscope
Firefly by Claudia Claremi
Kopacabana by Marcos Bonisson, Khalil Charif
Solar Weaver by Julio Saveedra
Metamorphosis by Estefania Díaz
Discovering mayonnaise by Silvana Camors

BEYOND THE SCREEN



live sound and visuals by TE-R

TE-R (Louise Linsenbolz & Thomas Wagensommerer) will perform at the openenig evening.

Realized with the kind support of Stadt Wien Kultur


Realized in cooperation with FISURA and the Institute for Visual Culture, Technical University of Vienna



FESTIVAL  LOCATION



+ Breitenseer Lichtspiele

FESTIVAL


+ MOVING IMAGES ON AND BEYOND THE SCREEN
+ INSTALLATIONS, INTERVENTIONS
+ SPREADING THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT
+ QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
a+f+v presents experiments in moving images on and beyond the cinema screen. The media and spatial boundaries of the screen or cinema hall are constantly being explored anew, going beyond conventional screenings in hybrid screening formats, installation screenings, interventions in public spaces and other work-specific presentation formats.

The Breitenseer Lichtspiele, founded in 1905, presenting film ever since without interruption are a consistent part of Vienna's cinema culture. The cinema forms the festival’s centre from where screenings, performances, concerts and many other work-specific formats spread throughout the district.

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