BILDWECHSEL GLASGOW PRESENTS\u2026. independent and d.i.y. films from glasgow, scottish, uk and international women \/ lesbian \/ transgender \/ feminist \/ queer film makers:<\/p>\n
E+T, 2 min, 1997, Hamburg,
\nEwjenia Tsanana runs up a stairway, takes off her T-shirt and shows – now really close to the sky – what on the top can mean for breasts.
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Lou Sturm and Wiltrut Cordes, 13 min, 2005, Hamburg
\nexperimental dance-film. lou and wiltrut are dancers-performers from hamburg who have worked together several times. In this piece they present the result of a long debate about \u201cto live and to die in the same moment.\u201d camera: annuschka thomas-reck<\/p>\n
Janine Sack in co-operation with Henner Winckler, Hamburg, 3:30 min, 16 mm, 1997
\nA woman and a man get ready to go out. As they perform the various activities of dressing, shaving or putting on make-up they become more and more images of gender stereotypes.<\/p>\n
Isabel Obrecht, 4:27, 2006
\nA nautically themed musical performance \u2013 Ahoy!<\/p>\n
heldin_der_abgrenzung, 2:12 min, 2006, Hamburg, Germany
\nthe garden films came into being in the garden of my sister. i was very bored there and asked myself \u201ewhat i\u2019m searching for. They were produced for the bildwechsel \u201egardenhouse trienale\u201c 2006<\/p>\n
Nkid, 1:12 min, 2004, Cologne Germany
\nCX appropriates power via language and in this CX becomes a critic to the normative thinking of gender. CX could be a technobody, a virus or a copy of digital picture collage who is squatting your monitor.<\/p>\n
Claudia Zoller, 5min, 1994, Berlin
\n\u2026.a loveletter to my \u201cmrs. jones\u201d. Originally filmed on S8.<\/p>\n
Regina Assmann, 2:30min, 1994, Berlin
\nExperimental video animation.<\/p>\n
Nathalie Parcellier and Lily Besilly, 10min, 1996
\nDuring the war between France and Germany, a German and a French soldier get lost in the forest and find each other. Music: Les Reines Prochaines<\/p>\n
Margaret Reeves, Glasgow, 3:24min, 1995
\nA short film shot on super8, suggested by a poem by Clare Cochrane; featuring Sandy Nelson; poem read by Colin McLaren; music by Helen Reeves<\/p>\n
A free but ticketed event \u2013 get your tickets at the cca box office: Tel. 0141 352 4900. cca,<\/a> 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow<\/p>\n