Images Festival 2004

 

Independent Film Channel

 
 
Competition Programs

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Each year Images screens more than 100 short and feature-length films and videos from around the world, selected from hundreds of submissions, to compete for our annual Awards. These programs form the backbone of the festival, spanning every genre, from unconventional narratives and animation to documentaries and experiments in cinematic form.

A few of this year’s highlights include the Toronto premiere of Julie Talen’s widely acclaimed experimental drama Pretend; Clive Holden’s beautiful trains of winnipeg - 14 film poems; The Phantom Museum from obsessive animators the Brothers Quay; It’s Not My Memory of It, Julia Meltzer and David Thorne’s extraordinary investigation into official secrets; and veteran Canadian filmmaker Richard Kerr’s massive collage d’hollywood, constructed from ravaged Hollywood movie trailers.

 
 

A - H

Across the Rappahannock by Brian Frye
Adrift by Inger Lise Hansen
Afterthoughts on a Legend by Abraham Ravett
All Right by Aleesa Cohene
Animale by Jonathan Inksetter
Ausländer Raus: Schlingensief’s Container by Paul Poet
Autobiology 15 by Kevin Kelly
Back to Me by Erik Rutherford
Blissfully Yours by Apichatpong Weerathesakul
Brand New Triathlon by Rick Raxlen
Chiquitita and the Soft Escape by Michael Robinson
Chronic by Joe Kelly
collage d‘hollywood by Richard Kerr

A Country‘s New Dawn by Sandra Schäfer
Eclipse by Chel White
Encre noire sur fond d‘azur by Félix Dufour-Laperrière
The End of Thought by Jorge Lozano
Equestrian by Michiel van Bakel
A Feather Stare at the Dark by Tsuji Naoyuki
F.I.R.T. 119 by Ruben Guzman
Flora‘s Film by Michael Wilson
The Geosophist‘s Tears by Peter Rose
Gold by Karen Kew
Hammer of Hope by Philip B. Roth
El Hombre Apocaliptico by Sebastien Diaz Morales
Horizontal Silence by Seoungho Cho

 
 

I - P

I Began to Wish... by Julie Murray
ID by Mara Mattuschka
In the Garden by Larissa Fan
It‘s Not My Memory of It by Julia Meltzer & David Thorne
July‘s Wet Dreams by Kara Blake
Kill Road by Christina Zeidler
Light Games by Eduardo Dutra
Light is Calling by Bill Morrison
Lily in the Glass by Shiho Kano
London Orbital by Chris Petit & Iain Sinclain
Machine Guts by Christina Zeidler
Marvelous Creatures by Wago Kreider
Materstina (Langue Maternelle) by Mirha-Soleil Ross & Mark Karbusicky

The Moment by Minyong Jang
Neither Innocent Nor Damned by Taina Kontio
The Ogre by Ip Yuk-Yiu
Oh Me! By Jonathan Amitay
Pangyau by Amir Muhammad
Papillon d‘amour by Nicolas Provost
paradise falls, new mexico by Christina Battle
Perhaps/We by Solomon Nagler
Petit théâtre du chaud et du vent by Christian Patenaude
The Phantom Museum by The Brothers Quay
Pretend by Julie Talen
Pustulations by Lisa Morse

 

 

Q - Z

Regarding: Scene #50 from The Red Violin by Phillip Barker
Rien ne va plus by Julie-Christine Fortier
SARS by Liu Wei
Sea Horses and Flying Fish by Rick Raxlen
Secret Tapes by Piotr Morawski
Security Anthem by Kent Lambert
Self Portrait in 5 Vowels by Karen Guttman
Snow Job by Daniel Olson
Sounds Like Her by Jane Devoy
Stable by Robert Todd
Strategic Cyber Defense by Dara Greenwald
They Say by Michele Smith

The Third Tongue by Kwang-Ju Son
Time Streams by Stephanie Maxwell & Allan Schindler
To the Happy Few by Thomas Draschan
Touch Me Now by Craig Marshall
trains of winnipeg: 14 film poems by Clive Holden
Tulips at Dawn by Rosie Pedlow
Two Eastern Hair Lines by Steven Woloshen
War at a Distance by Harun Farocki
Water Seeking Its Level by Leighton Pierce
Wedding Nigun for Boruch & Menucha by Neil Ira Needleman
Who Are They? By Alex Stikich