Return of the Atom, feature documentary by Mika Taanila and Jussi Eerola is screening at Nordic Film Days in Lübeck, Germany on November 7. The venue is Cine Star and the screening starts at 19:45.
Return of the Atom, feature documentary by Mika Taanila and Jussi Eerola is screening at IDFA Amsterdam. The film is part of “Best of Fests” category.
The film is screening five times during IDFA:
19 Nov at 12:45, Tuschinski 4
20 Nov at 14:00, EYE Cinema 1
22 Nov at 21:00, Munt 12
24 Nov at 15:45, Munt 9
29 Nov at 14:30, Ketelhuis Zaal 1
Return of the Atom, feature documentary by Mika Taanila and Jussi Eerola has its European premiere CPH:DOX Festival in Copenhagen. The film is part of NORDIC:DOX Award competition.
Screening on Monday Nov. 9 at Cinemateket (18:30) and Wednesday Nordisk Film Palads (21:30 + Q&A with the directors).
The short film Optical Sound is part of the Music for Museums project at Whitechapel Gallery, 17 September – 29 November 2015.
Optical Sound is part of a film and video screening programme that will be presented in Gallery 2, looped with 1-2 cycles per day. The programme won’t run during live events.
The programme is conceived by guest curator Tom Trevor with Lydia Yee and Antonia Blocker.
The 1998 short film Futuro – A New Stance for Tomorrow is screening at New York City’s Architecture & Design Film Festival twice, on October 17th-18th, 2015. The festival runs between October 13th-18th at the Bow Tie Chelsea Cinemas with a list of 15 film programs.
The short film Thank You for The Music – A Film about Muzak is running looped as part of a group show dedicated to muzak in Haarlem, The Netherlands. The venue is Nieuwe Vide and the exhibition runs from September 12 to November 8, 2015.
RoboCup99 is part of a group exhibition called Notes from Technotopia at Bradford University’s Gallery II in the UK. The show is curated by Andy Abbott and runs from October 16 to December 10, 2015.
Return of the Atom, feature documentary by Mika Taanila and Jussi Eerola has its world premiere at Toronto International Film Festival (“TIFF Docs”).
Screening times and venues are as follows:
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Press & Industry 1 |
09/10/15 |
7:45PM |
Scotiabank 11 |
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Public 1 |
09/11/15 |
6:30PM |
Scotiabank 4 |
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Public 2 |
09/12/15 |
11:30AM |
Jackman Hall |
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Press & Industry 2 |
09/15/15 |
2:15PM |
Scotiabank 8 |
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Public 3 |
09/18/15 |
6:15PM |
Scotiabank 14 |
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Stimulus Progression is a 10 inch vinyl EP by Mika Taanila, released on Apparent-Extent label in Cologne, in collaboration with Badischer Kunstverein. The record consists of eleven field-recordings of contemporary muzak in various public spaces around Helsinki. Comes with a 16-page booklet with Erkki Huhtamo’s essay. Sleeve notes by Joseph Lanza.
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The record is available in Helsinki at Digelius record store and Kiasma Museum Shop. International distribution by A-musik, Cologne.
