48th International Film Festival Rotterdam wraps tonight with ethe screening of The Hummingbird Project and a Party.
You just blink and – suddenly it’s all over. Round off 48th IFFR with us at the exclusive screening of The Hummbingbird Project by Kim Nguyen. Afterwards, we’ll see out the festival in spectacular style with the Closing Party.
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15:30, Cinerama 4: Caminhos magnétykos (international premiere) is Edgar Pêra's science fiction romp about 'kontemporary' fascism. A father cracks when daughter marries some shady entrepreneur. Grimly funny and audio-visually dazzling.
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10:00-17:00, Kunsthal: If you haven't already, check out Blackout in the Kunsthal, an exhibition revolving around the carousel slide projector. Artists highlight forgotten histories using this 'outdated' machine in thought-provoking ways.
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Works on Paper by Mika Taanila
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10:00-18:00, PrintRoom: Drop by in the PrintRoom to see two series by Finnish artist Mika Taanila: an ultra-minimalist reduction of a film script in My Silence (On Paper) (2015) and a small library of brutally yet cleverly abused books on cinema: Film Reader (2017).
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The Movie Orgy − Ultimate Version
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