#orphans8
8th Orphan Film Symposium: Made to Persuade
11–14 April 2012 at Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, NYC
A preliminary tweet by @retoch
Tweets by @RetoKromer
- NYC, I’m coming! Officially for #orphans8. – «Haimish to Haute in New York» by Adeena Sussman
forward.com/articles/153762/haimish-to-haute-in-new-york/
- I’m trying to reach Astoria, Queens, NYC. Do I have to turn left or right?
- «My favorite thing is to go where I’ve never been.»
~ Diane Arbus
- The city of Geneva, NY, claims it’s the «Lake Trout Capital of the World.»
- «Oh! C’est haut, c’est haut New York»
~ Serge Gainsbourg
- Let’s paint the town red tonight!
- Die Hochbahnkatastrophe by Valy Arnheim (DE 1921)
nano.reizfeld.net/filmarchiv/paimann/1921/Paimann_292_1.jpg
- «Archivists who don’t like film are like eunuchs in a harem.»
~ Tom Gunning
- #orphans8 showing Bell Labs films / «The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation» by J Gertner
www.wired.com/underwire/2012/04/the-idea-factory-bell-labs
- Yvonne Zimmermann about Die Börse als Barometer der Wirtschaftslage by Hans Richter
reto.ch/cgi-bin/filmo.pl?what=Die%20B%F6rse&where=title
- Orphan films or bastard films, that’s a question… #orphans8 #bastards8
- «Lillian Schwartz Sees in Four-Dimensions» by Walter Forsberg
incite-online.net/forsberg3.html
#3D (thanks @jubilantpeeps)
- The World Is Ours (1938). Or, more precisely, 65% of your «celluloid dollar»!
- Frank Tashlin’s «puppets tableaux vivants» in The Way of Peace (1947)
- One Friday by Rolf Forsberg (1973) is quite impressive. And problematic. Happy to have seen it.
- Crowd translation of Arabic and Russian film labels is needed: 124 of 850 records translated
afilmarchive.net/about
- Astoria, Queens, NYC with all the trimmings.
- So happy to having seen Men in Dust by Lee Dick (1940): the abstract sound design fascinates me a lot!
#experimental
- The Jungle is an other powerful film at #orphans8. The gorgeous opening a little tricky in the booth… considering sharpness.
- The Orphan Film Symposium has remembered
Alan Stark (1945–2011)
preservationist, musician, mensch
- ¡Muchas gracias Orphanistas del mundo! ~ Seeing you all again in 2014 in Amsterdam.
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