FLIXATION is a new underground cinema club, formed from ex-EXPLODING CINEMA and MY EYES! MY EYES! founders Duncan Reekie, Caroline Kennedy and Clive Shaw. The next show is on Wednesday 24th January 2007 at the Miller of Mansfield, 96 Snowsfields, London SE1 3SS (near London Bridge) and promises a night of 'no-budget underground cinema, digital craft, amateur film Art, performance and music'. 8pm start membership £4/ £3 concs. If you have any work you'd like to show or a performance you'd like to do - contact clivershawathotmaildotcom.
The night before at Cafe Crema (306 New Cross Road), Class Acts presents Matewan a 1987 film by John Sayles. Set in 1920 West Virginia coalfields, the film tells the story of miners fighting to organise a union against a ruthless mining company and it's officals and has hired gun thugs aplenty. Details: Weds 24 Jan 2007. 7.30 for food, film at 8.00pm. £4 entrance includes delicious veggie meal.
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Thanks for the plug Neil!
Not a lot of film action around sadly, but plenty of music - well documented in yr blog, enjoying it. I think Bonnie Prince Billy (Will Oldham) is in Matewan, does that count as a link?
The Harp Club mural incidentally, must ring a bell with someone! It was enormous: at ground level (entrance) it was featured near-distance rural details, then fields/hedgerows, stretching to an idyllic landscape, the last floor went skywards and featured birds and clouds. It remained totally un-graffiti-strewn all the time I knew it. A lost marvel...
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