Ongoing Series
DIM Cinema
DIM Cinema is an ongoing series that presents Canadian and international moving-image art in dialogue with cinema presented by The Cinematheque. Screenings are held once a month, usually on a Wednesday.
The series was initiated in 2008 by local curator Amy Kazymerchyk to draw attention to artists and experimental filmmakers whose practices engage with the cinema as a medium, social context, formal structure, or architectural space. The name of the series is inspired by the diffused Vancouver sky, the darkness of the cinema, and a quote from James Broughton's Making Light of It (1992): “Movie images are dim reflections of the beauty and ferocity in mankind.” DIM Cinema has been curated by Michèle Smith since 2014.
Upcoming Screenings
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- Julia Feyrer: Broken Clocks
- Julia Feyrer
- 60
- NR
List of Programmed Films
| Screening | Film Title | Director(s) | Year | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-Sep | Somniloquies | Véréna Paravel . . . | 2017 | France. . . |
| 2019-Oct | Julia Feyrer: Broken Clocks | Julia Feyrer |
Note
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Programmer Biographies
Michèle Smith
Michèle is an independent curator and editor, whose projects include co-editing the artist books series Drawing Room Confessions.