Wednesday Nov 17th - Films of Will Hindle and Shellie Fleming focusing on the passage of strong and vulnerable bodies to other "places".

Films are:

Chinese Firdrill (1968) - Hindle's awarding winning ilm on sensuous, raw passage of a man, his bdy and suld into secret worlds.

Billabong (1969) - Hindle portrait of a camp for boys yet visually rendering the effecs on young bodies of confinement to enclosed space

Watersmith (1969) - Hindle's releases the audience frm physical limitations of normal life so that we share in the pleasure of bodies moving through water

Left-Handed Memories (1989) - Fleming's homage to HIndle, presentas a woman; enigmatic, mourning, nude but softly focused falling in her mind through space and time

Private Property (1991) - melding passages from poetry that portray (perhaps) the woman's baody in its slef chosen absence frm the grossest aspects of everyday life

Devotio moderna (1993) - Fleming's ode to troubled life of Sylvia Plath moves through a world of desie and fear, memory and mood, shadows, blood, flowers and flesh