Posthuman Cinema – Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art

Short films

Set 1: Human Masks

• Studies On The Ecology Of Drama

  • directed by Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Finland 2017, 26'

• Untitled (Human Mask)

  • directed by Pierre Huyghe, France 2014, 19'

• It Seems that an Animal Is in the World as Water in the Water

  • directed by Bojan Šarčević, Germany 1999, 8'

• Primate Cinema: Apes as Family

  • directed by Rachel Mayeri, USA/Scotland 2012, 11'

Set 2: Dogs and Cats (Do Derrida)

• Lily Does Derrida: A Dog’s Video Essay
  • directed by Kathy High, USA 2010–2012, 30'

• CatCam

  • directed by Seth Keal, USA 2012, 15'

• Dog Years

  • directed by Sam Hearn and Richard Penfold, United Kingdom 2004, 4'

• Cat Listening to Music

  • [Chat écoutant la musique], directed by Chris Marker, France 1990, 3'

• El Gringo

  • directed by Francis Alÿs, Mexico 2003, 5'

• The Private Life of a Cat

  • directed by Alexander Hammid and Maya Deren, USA 1944, 22'

• Infinity Kisses

  • directed by Carolee Schneemann, USA 2018, 9'

Long films

• Rat Film

  • directed by Theo Anthony, USA 2016, 82'

• Rat Catcher
  • [Szczurołap], directed by Andrzej Czarnecki, Poland 1986, 22'

• Leviathan

  • directed by Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel, USA 2013, 87'

• Nénette

  • directed by Nicolas Philibert, France 2010, 70'

• Animals and More Animals

  • [Un animal, des animaux], directed by Nicolas Philibert, France 1996, 59'

• The Wild Parrots of the Telegraph Hill

  • directed by Judy Irving, USA 2003, 83'

• Bestiary

  • [Bestiaire], directed by Denis Côté, France/Canada 2012, 72'

Cinema.Night

20/10/2018 21:00

• Roar
  • directed by Noel Marshall, USA 1981, 94' +
• Long Weekend
  • directed by Colin Eggleston, Australia 1971, 97'

Lecture

24/10/2018 18:00

• Marta Stańczyk They shoot horses, don’t they? The significance of animal death in the history of cinema