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SAT. 11/22: TREVOR PAGLEN'S THE HEAVENS ABOVE + Mr. Paglen presents work from his current project, a series of meditations on the night sky, the sublime, classical empiricism, and democracy, exploring these issues through narratives and photographic observations of 187 US reconnaissance satellites. ALSO: Jeanne Liotta's Observando El Cielo, a marvelous time-lapse tracing of stellar movement, with a soundtrack by Peggy Ahwesh; and Mike Welt's Miles Above, a 4-braided record of the tragic trajectory of the 2003 Columbia shuttle crash. PLUS: Semiconductor's Brilliant Noise (from x-ray photographs of the sun); clips from Peter Mettler's Picture of Light (on the Aurora Borealis), Peter Kuran's Rainbow Bombs; and ambient Astronomy educationals.
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY, Other Cinema Digital is offering its catalog of 19 discs for a special price of only $300 (plus shipping). Running the gamut from classic underground works (Sins of the Fleshapoids, Tribulation 99) to archival oddities (The 70s Dimension, Afro Promo) to innovative documentaries (dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, The Rainbow Man), the OCD catalog is a must for any serious cinephile.
Titles included: Spectres of the Spectrum, Experiments in Terror, The Subject Is Sex, The Rainbow Man, dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, Nomads and No-Zones, Sonic Outlaws, The 70s Dimension, So Wrong They're Right, Sins of the Fleshapoids, Afro Promo, The Net, Anxious Animation, Animal Charm's "Golden Digest", Tribulation 99, TV Sheriff's "Not 4 $ale", Xperimental Eros, Experiments in Terror 2, Negativland's "Our Favorite Things"
The DVDs are NTSC, Region 0 (playable worldwide). This box set is for home-use only. For institutional and commercial rates, please contact info(at)othercinemaDVD.com. NOTE: Catalog does not include the limited edition release of "Decasia" DVD.
NEW OTHERZINE: Issue #15 of our online 'zine is out, including Andrew Wilson's critique on the Obscene Excess of Capitalism, Mike Mosher's homage to the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Montgomery Cantsin's essay about the French Surrealist filmmaker Nelly Kaplan, and artists' projects by David Cox and Bill Daniel.