Rare Experimental Cinema Masterpieces

*Reifezeit (1976)  - Sohrab Shahid-Saless

*Endless Flaneuring (2018) - Isao Yamada

*Pregnant (2015) - Fabrizio Federico

*Heimat Is A Space In Time (2019) - Thomas Heise

*Sorrows (1969) - Gregory J Markopoulos 

*Carol (1970) - Ed Emshwiller

*Fragments Of Decay (1983) - Henri Plaat

*Light Years - The Film Diaries Of Tim Cawkwell (1968) - Tim Cawkwell

*Treefall (1970) - David Rimmer

*From The Cloud To The Resistance (1979) Jean-Marie Straub

*Constellations (2012) Helga Fanderl

*Boi Neon (2015) - Gabriel Mascaro

*Herbeas Corpus (1986) - Jorge Acha

*Landscape (2003) - Sergei Loznitsa

*Addio Anatolia (1976) - Stavros Tornes

*Respice Finem (1968) - Jan Spata

*Soleil (1988) - Pierre Clementi

*Experiments (1981) - Dirk De Bruyn

*The Sound Of The Shaking Earth (1990) - Rita Azevedo Gomes

*The Astronauts (1959) - Chris Marker

*Zone (1995) - Takashi Itoh

*Tetraedar (1967) - Vjekoslav Nakic

*Dieu Sait Quoi (1994) - Jean Daniel Pollet

*Montanas Ardientes Que Vomitan Fuego (2016) - Helena Giron

*The Death Of Maria Malibran (1972) - Werner Schroeter

*Compline (2009) - Nathaniel Dorsky

*Pneuma (1983) - Nathaniel Dorsky

*New Old (1979) - Pierre Clementi

*Nostos I (1979) - Thierry Kuntzel

*Laisve (2000) - Sharunas Bartas

*Own Death (2008) - Peter Forgacs

*21-87 (1964) - Arthur Lipsett

*Invisible Adversaries (1977) - Valie Export

*New Left Note (1968-1982) - Saul Levine

*The 4th Dimention (1988) - Zbigniew Rybczynski

*La Fille De Nulle Part (2012) - Jean Claude Brisseau

*Everything Visible Is Empty (1975) - Toshio Matsumoto

*Sicilia (1999) - Jean Marie Straub

*La France Contre Les Robots (2020) - Jean Marie Straub

*Once Upon A Time In Anatolia (2011) - Nuri Bilge Ceylan

*Nausea/Balanti (2015) - Zeki Demirkubuz

*The Sun & The Moon (2008) - Stephen Dwoskin

*The Man Who Left His Will On Film (1970) - Nagisa Oshima

*The Passing (1991) - Bill Viola

*India Song (1975) - Marguerite Duras

*The Hart Of London (1970) - Jack Chambers

*The Forgotten Colours Of Dreams (2018) - Johnny Clyde

*Utopia (1983) - Sohrab Shahid Saless

*Beduino (2016) - Julio Bressane 

*The Story Of Sin (1975) - Walerian Borowczyk

*The Embryo Hunts In Secret (1966) - Koji Wakamatsu

*Narcissus & Psyche (1980) Gabor Body

*Night Noon (2014) - Shabhavi Kaul

*Lete (1968) - Marcel Hanoun

*Birdsong (2008) - Albert Serra

*Sinbad (1971) - Zoltan Huszarik

*Mirror (1975) - Robert Bresson 

*Institute Benjamenta Or This Dream That One Calls Human Life (1995) - Quay Brothers

*Affettuosa Presenza (2004) - Franco Piavoli

*The Birch Tree (1967) - Ante Babaja

*Dont Deliver Us From Evil (1971) - Joel Seria

*Die Andere Heimat (2013) - Edgar Reitz

*Lovesong (2001) - Stan Brakhage

*April (1961) - Otar Losseliani

*Soul Of The Cypress (1921) - Dudley Murphy

*The Kingdom (1973) - Katsu Kanai

*Blood Beat (1983) - Fabrice A Zaphiratos

*The Other Side Of Underneath (1972) - Jane Arden

*The Blue Planet (1981) - Franco Piavoli 

*L'Imitation Du Cinema (1960) - Marcel Marien

*The Devils Cleavage (1975) - George Kuchar

*Copacabana Mon Amour (1970) - Rogerio Sganzerla

*Le Grand Depart (1972) - Martial Raysse

*Space Is The Place (1974) - John Coney

*Tokyo X Erotica (2001) - Shibireru Kairaku

*Manji (1983) - Hiroto Yokoyama

*Monday (2000) - Sabu

*Pafnucio (1977) - Rafael Corkidi

*Vampires Of Poverty (1977) - Carlos Mayolo, Luis Ospina

*Phantasmagoria 2: Labyrinths Of Blood (2018) - Cosmotropia de Xam

*Rampo Noir (2005) - Suguru Takeuchi, Hisayasu Satō, Akio Jissoji, Atsushi Kaneko

*Decoder (1984) - Muscha

*Chappaqua (1966) - Conrad Rooks

*Vakratunda Swaha (2010) - Ashish Avikunthak

*The Ghost (1982) - Herbert Achternbusch

*Marsal (1999) - Vinko Bresnan

*The Lighthouse (2006) - Maria Saakyan

*Save The Green Planet (2003) - Jang Joon Hwan

*In The Shadow Of The Blue Rascal (1986) - Pierre Clementi

*Gambling, Gods & LSD (2002) - Peter Mettler

*Arrebato (1979) - Ivan Zulueta

*In the Shadow Of The Sun (1981) - Derek Jarman

*Relativity (1966) - Ed Emshwiller

*Aus Der Ferne (1989) - Matthias Muller

*The Scream (2019) - Philippe Grandrieux

*Unrest (2017) - Philippe Grandrieux

*Song & Solitude (2007) - Nathaniel Dorsky

*The Red Sea (1992) - Michael Maziere

*Aus Den Algen (1986) - Schmelzdahin

*Les Chants (1981) - Jean Paul Dupuis

*Lapse (1981) - Claudine Eizykman

*Antler (2018) - Atoosa Pour Hosseini

*Saint Bathans Repetitions (2016) - Alexandre Larose

*Crepuscule Aux Aresquiers (2014) - Martine Rousset

*The Wind Is Driving Him Towards The Open Sea (1968) - David Brooks

*Homeo (1967) - Etienne O'Leary

*Sun Strobes Light Shows Nitobe (1965) - Sam Perry

*Voluptuous Sleep (2011) - Betzy Bromberg

*Om (1968-72) - Myron Ort

*Never Comes Tomorrow (2016) - Rainer Kohlberger

*Thief Or Reality (2001) - Antoinetta Angelidi

*Code Verse (2018) - Ryoji Ileda

*Reality's Invisible (1971) - Robert Fulton

*The Lighted Field (1987) - Andrew Noren

*Pandora (2020) - Los Ingravidos

*Three Diary Pieces (1985) - Nina Danino

*Rey (2017) - Niles Atallah

*In The Shadow Of The Blue Rascal (1986) - Pierre Clementi

*Faust Sonnengesang (2011) - Werner Fritsch

*Brouillard - Passage 14 (2014) - Alexandre Larose

*Mediterranee (1963) - Jean Daniel Pollet

*I Cannot Tell You How I Feel (2016) - Su Friedrich

*The Parallel Street (1962) - Ferdinand Khittl 

*Aka Ana (2008) - Antoine D'Agata

*Midwinter Hue (2017) - Willem Van Der Zanden

*Bouquets 21-30 (2005) - Rose Lowder

*T-Wo-Men (1972) - Werner Nekes

*Les Soviets Plus L'Electricite (2001) - Nicolas Rey

*Apple Pie (2016) - Sam Hamilton

*Parental Leave (2020) - Matthew Taylor Blais

*Psalm 2: Walking Distance (1999) - Phil Solomon

*Villatalla (2011) - Jeannette Munoz

*4 A Metro Barbes Rochechou Art (1983) - Teo Hernandez

*Tables D'Hivers (1979) - Teo Hernandez

*Private Imaginings & Narrative Facts (1966) - Edward Owens

*Still In Cosmos (2009) - Takashi Makino

*Lamentations A Monumental For The Dead World (1985) - R Bruce Elder

*Sada (1998) - Nobuhiko Obayashi

*Coast Of Death (2013) - Lois Patino

*Reason Over Passion (1969) - Joyce Wieland

*Rumi (1999) - Narcisa Hirsch

*A Mal Gam A (1976) - Ivan Zulueta

*Sink Or Swim (1990) - Su Friedrich

*Parsifal (1982) - Hans Jurgen Syberberg

*Idees Fixes/Dies Irae (1977) - Antonietta Angelidi

*Studies For The Decay Of The West (2010) - Klaus Wyborny

*Jaime (1974) - Antonio Reis

*Ana (1982) - Margarita Cordeiro

*The Room Called Heaven (2012) - Laida Lertxundi

*Ticket Of No Return (1979) - Ulrike Ottinger

ANTI-EASTWOOD - The New British Art-House Cinema

Cult Hero, the Lizard King, Enfant Terrible, Mr Voodoo Trick, but what is certain is that filmmaker Fabrizio Federico is helping widen a generation gap in the film industry by doing what isn't expected of a movie director. 

He releases his films for free online, used mobile phones and CCTV cameras, casts street-superstars and doesn't use scripts or relies on funding to create his films; in the process, retaining 100% creative power over his movies. 
He has always insisted on his own talentlessness, presenting it as a challenge to anyone who thinks they could do better. His mystique not only comes from his popstar good looks and outspoken views, but from the fact that his films appeal to the tribal magic that lurks in the shadows of cinemas hidden frames. It's primeval & occult qualities that he and filmmakers such as Kenneth Anger, Dennis Hopper & Gaspar Noe have also embodied. The raw sour milk of human bitterness from these directors of adult fare. It is a very seductive juju charm that the mainstream has long been weary of. 

The manic and rowdy quality of Federico's films stem from his cinema manifesto Pink8 which has spawned an international collective of outsider filmmakers who are seeing the manifesto as a creed for a radical new step for a purer form of cinema. Federico never studied how to make films, learning everything from ground zero with some heartbreaking consequences, ''I lost my 1st film because my computer blew up; damn Dell computers, had to start all over again from scratch.'' 
His film Pregnant focuses on technology addiction in the 21st century. The mass hypnosis of a generation, as we witness each character's inner spiritual stagnation and mass disconnection from society. His debut feature film Black Biscuit is a portrait on wild youth and its lust for sex, drugs and money. His psychedelic editing & rhythm convey a shamanic quality to his films. Disorganised but focused, a slightly awe-struck air, his films are completely improvised. ''What appeals to me is the beauty and terror of particular vibes, from there I streamline each films path.''

Trouble also seems to follow him like a manic flame. Mainstream critics loath his films, to the point where Federico and film critic Chase The Whale have developed a long standing feud regarding critical hack jobs. And during a live radio interview in America, Federico was involved in a on air argument with several film critics after they had failed to watch his film. But his confidence and fearless attitude may originate from the fact that he survived a house fire at the age of five. ''I tasted deaths appetite at an early age, the world has seemed like an illusion ever since.'' There has also been rumours that he has sold his soul to the devil.

Challenging censorship his footage has been confiscated by the police because of his helter skelter commando style shooting tactics. But all this stems from his pure love for cinema. ''To me film is like a myth, a collection of all of the strengths and failings of humanity, magnified for us to figure out.'' 

Federico has currently set up the Straight Jacket Guerrilla Film Festival, he also starred in his first movie Kingdom of Shadows directed by the movie duo Clara Pais & Daniel Fawcett, and has also created a Ziggy Stardust style alter-ego of a film director from Mars, called Jett Hollywood. His new film LOON was released on Halloween 2017.''I enjoy the beauty of life, but Im also turned on by the dark absurdity and surrealism that life has to offer. Its a circus.'' 

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Anarchy In The UK - Full Movie (2016)

The new documentary by director Jett Hollywood examines today's rise of the UK's underground cinema movement that involves a mish mash of broken bones, surrealism, and punk DIY hysteria. The film relives the era (2010-2016) of the 'Misrule Cinema Movement' which exploded after the government abolished the UK's Film Council and the blanket frustration manifested its self at the London student tuition fee riots and with the Occupy protests. This period of social revolution and unrest gave birth to a new wave of pent-up creative energy and determined filmmakers along with Independent cinema groups started shaking the film industries rigid cage by building their own cinemas or staging guerrilla-style movie screenings throughout the country. The sign of the times created a generation gap in the film industry. This is their story.
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The Rebirth of the UK's Film Scene

The UK's Underground Film Scene is experiencing a rebirth recently with many diverse and exciting collectives, filmmakers and DIY screenings taking the industry by storm: http://pink8manifesto.blogspot.co.uk/…/the-rebirth-of-uks-f…

Encouraging the Glam Punk Alternative ethic that anyone can take part in Cinema and now is the time for you to do it.

For more information, visit:

Exploding Cinema 
Pink8 Manifesto 
The Horse Hospital 
Cineme Films 
Scalarama 
Experimental Film Society 
Underground Film Studio 
Straight Jacket Guerrilla Film Festival