by Anton Bitel Broadcast Signal Intrusion opens with a video recording that resolves into a dream. A woman runs happily through a field, and a man pursues her with a camera. Then she stops, swaying in the mist, her face … Continue reading Broadcast Signal Intrusion – SXSW 2021 Review
by Cheyenne Bunsie We don’t want Zoom films. Already a year into staring dead-eyed into the camera and letting the fifth ‘100% necessary’ meeting of the day wash over us. We know that having our camera on is about being … Continue reading Language Lessons – SXSW 2021 Review
There has always been a weird subsection of art and media that we need to address more – poverty porn. Movies, reality television, and even work hanging in our galleries all depict the working class and those suffering from poverty. … Continue reading Through the Plexi-Glass: The Last Days of the San Jose – SXSW 2021 Review
by Anton Bitel Aside from an attention-grabbing prologue and the occasional flashback, OffSeason is set entirely on the coastal island of Lone Palm just as the last summer tourists leave. The key word here is ‘off’ – for although this … Continue reading Offseason – SXSW 2021 Review
