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Re–Fest | The Motion of the Image

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RE–FEST 2024

Re–Fest | The Motion of the Image

June 7, 2024
2pm ET / 9pm (Cairo Time)
Online
Free

The Motion of the Image is a production workshop for video art and experimental film by Medrar for Contemporary Art that took place in Cairo, Egypt with the participation of 7 artists and filmmakers. Along with the technical aspect, the workshop had a strong focus on the conceptual element of filmmaking. Participants dived through the history of cinema, the regional realities of filmmaking, critically looking at produced artworks and discovering their own approach to translating an idea and developing it further into a film. Workshop Conductor: Ghassan Salhab Producer: Mohamed Taymour Workshop Manager: Mena El Shazly.

Fuchsia
Egypt 2021
Sherouk Helal
12 min. DCP

Sniper
Egypt 2021
Hossam Waleed
14 min. DCP

From the Work of the Devil
Egypt 2021
Dessil Mekhtigian
21 min. DCP

Sphinx E‑400
Egypt 2021
Helena Abdelnasser, Joseph Adel
5 min. DCP

A man-eater rests after feasting on its own flesh
Egypt 2021
Sama Waly
9 min. DCP

Three Disappearances and a Song
Egypt 2021
Nadia Ghanem
27 min. DCP

The Motion of the Image is presented by CultureHub as a part of Re–Fest. It will be streamed LIVE online at 1pm ET / 8pm Cairo time on June 6th. Watch it by navigating to the Re–Fest page and entering the virtual venue. Watch on a laptop or desktop using google chrome for the best experience.

The livestream will be produced using LiveLab Broadcaster, a browser based low-latency livestreaming platform that allows for real time interactions with online audiences. The open-source project is created by CultureHub and has been used by CultureHub and La MaMa in the following productions: Take 21 (2022)A Few Deep Breaths (2022)Fractals of Prometheus (2023)Downtown Variety Ukraine Edition (2023), and Medea (2024).

Explore the full line-up of Re–Fest 2024 here.


Still image from "Fuchia" by Sherouk Helal, courtesy of MEDRAR