EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT | Introduced by José Roca
Chosen by the Colombian curator José Roca, Embrace of the Serpent (2015) is an Oscar nominated film
Deimantas Narkevičius | SHORT FILMS
A second opportunity to see the programme of short films by Lithuanian artist Deimantas Narkevičius first screened on 15 November 15. Born in 1964, Narkevičius is one of the most widely recognised Lithuanian artists on the international art scene. He represented his country at the 49th Venice Biennale in 2001 and exhibited in Utopia Station,…
Deimantas Narkevičius | THE ROLE OF A LIFETIME
Following the screening by Deimantas Narkevičius on 15 November, CAST is presenting one of his most acclaimed films
Deimantas NarkeviČius | SHORT FILMS
A programme of short films by Lithuanian artist Deimantas Narkevicius launches the new season of artists moving image screenings.
The Pipe | Introduced by Michele Horrigan
Prize-winning documentary The Pipe (2010) portrays a community tragically divided and in conflict with one of the world’s most powerful oil companies.
Laureana Toledo | A Groundwork Exhibition
Laureana Toledo’s film installation Order and Progress (2013-18) will be presented at CAST, with live performances by cellist Natalia Pérez Turner.
Francis Alÿs | A Groundwork Exhibition
Francis Alÿs’ film The Silence of Ani (2015) was shot on location in an ancient Armenian city near the border with Turkey.
THE EAGLE HUNTRESS
Aishol-pan trains to become the first female in 12 generations of her Kazakh family to become an eagle hunter.
MANON DE BOER AND ANE HJORT GUTTU IN CONVERSATION
Manon de Boer and Ane Hjort Guttu will visit Cornwall for a talk ahead of an exhibition of their work
Manon de Boer and Ane Hjort Guttu | A Groundwork Exhibition
Groundwork presents an exhibition of films by Manon de Boer and Ane Hjort Guttu.
Andy Holden | A Groundwork Exhibition
Groundwork presents an exhibition of two film works by artist Andy Holden in the specially constructed projection space at CAST.
Lightbox Cinema
Watch children’s classic animations and world cinema throughout August.
Manon de Boer | Screening and Q&A at Falmouth University
Manon de Boer’s best known films include a series of portraits in which the film medium itself is continuously interrogated.
THE PITFALLS OF MAKING A MINING DOCUMENTARY
Stephen Polglase’s family have mined around Tregonning and Godolphin hills in West Cornwall since the sixteenth century.
LARRY ACHIAMPONG AND DAVID BLANDY | FINDING FANON
Artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy work collaboratively and share an interest in popular culture and the postcolonial position.
PHIL COLLINS | MARXISM TODAY
British artist Phil Collins’ diverse practice addresses the act of image-making.
SONIA BOYCE | SCREENING AND Q&A
Sonia Boyce (MBE, RA) is an artist and professor of art based in London.
THE MOON AND THE SLEDGEHAMMER | Introduced by Anna Best
Cult documentary film The Moon and The Sledgehammer, 1971, celebrates the eccentric life and philosophies of a family in Sussex.
TANIA LIBRE | A FILM BY LYNN HERSHMAN LEESON
Tania Libre is a new documentary film about internationally renowned Cuban artist Tania Bruguera, directed by Lynn Hershman Leeson.
ROSALIND NASHASHIBI | ELECTRICAL GAZA & OTHER FILMS
Rosalind Nashashibi works primarily in moving image. Her films merge everyday observations with fantastical and mythological elements.
RADIO ON | INTRODUCED BY MARK JENKIN
Chris Petit’s cult classic Radio On was a striking debut in British cinema.
JEAN COCTEAU'S LA BELLE ET LA BÊTE | INTRODUCED BY PHILLIPPA CLAYDEN
La Belle et la Bête, released in 1946, is a landmark feat of cinematic fantasy directed by master filmmaker Jean Cocteau.
An Evening of Animated Short Films | Introduced by Nicola Bealing
The second in this occasional series of screenings presents animated short films with a focus on dark humour.
Deborah Perkin | Bastards
CAST Café Geographic series welcomes director Deborah Perkin for a screening of her documentary Bastards, followed by a Q&A.