Southampton Film Week Launch Expanding Cinema: Double-Screen Energy

Malcolm Le Grice, Berlin Horse, film still, 1970. Courtesy the artist

As part of the launch of this year’s Southampton Film Week, join us for an evening of experimental film selected by artists and curators Simon Payne and Andrew Vallance.

*BOOKING LINK COMING SOON*

The films they will introduce span the classic Berlin Horse (1970) by Malcolm Le Grice, through to more recent films in the tradition of experimental cinema. Jo Millet’s Surfeit (2010) centres on crashing waves. Cathexis (2025), by Steven McInerney, is a psychotropic mode of visual music. Simon Payne’s Intervals (2023) involves dynamic colour fields. Traction (2023), by Jenny Baines, depicts a tug-of-war that features the artist in contest with herself. Lynn Loo’s Leaving and Arriving and Andrew Vallance’s VIA (2024) take the viewer on journeys by train. The orchestrated thunder and lightning in Stephen Littman’s The Enlightenment (2016) is a charged electrical array of video imaging.

Full list of films below:

Berlin Horse (1970, 7 mins) Malcolm Le Grice

Surfeit (2010, 3min) Jo Millet

Cathexis (2025, 3mins) Steven McInerney

Intervals (2023, 10mins) Simon Payne

Traction (2023, 3mins) Jenny Baines

Leaving and Arriving (2022, 2mins) Lynn Loo

VIA (2024, 3mins) Andrew Vallance

The Enlightenment (2016, 14mins) Stephen Littman

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