HEY! A Dean Snider Birthday Celebration [Part II]
- When
- Wed Mar 3, 2010
- Where
- Ross Rock Credits and Titles
- Time
- 8:30pm
- Tags
- Movies, Film Screenings
Description
presented in association with New Nothing Cinemacurated & presented by Douglas Katelus
[Free]
A dual-cinema birthday celebration for the late legendary underground San Francisco filmmaker Dean Snider, featuring rarely screened 35mm works and newly preserved 16mm prints. Somewhere in-between we might find ourselves venturing from one venue to another on a large bus with several Mariachi. Between 1979-1992, Dean made over one-hundred films—many produced in the early 1980s during the first years of the No Nothing Cinema, a free underground screening venue that Snider was instrumental in creating. His movies contain the feisty anarchistic sense of energy that No Nothing represented—sarcastic, funny, beautiful, sometimes fast—always engaging, even down the very layers of celluloid in which he hand scratched those initials “D.S.” All the while he created some of the most self-revealing personal films you may ever have the chance of experiencing. (DOUGLAS KATELUS)
Dean Snider: Hey! (1981), 1/24 sec.
» : Bored Members (1981), 2 min.
» : Cloud Nine (1983), 3 min.
» : Ish & Vinny (1982), 18 sec.
» : Land Without Talk 7 min.
» : 1984 (1984), 50 sec.
» : Without You, Babe (1989), 6 min.
» : What Goes On (1983), 9 min.
» : Wauwatosa (1978), 2 min.
» : I’ll See Ya Partner (1984), 36 sec.
More Info
- Link
- http://www.sfcinematheque.org/
- Call
- 415.552.1990
- Contact Form (account required)
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