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A programme of films completed by influential avant-garde filmmaker Robert Beavers, most of which are being presented in London for the first time.
Although born and raised in Massachusetts, Beavers relocated to Europe in 1967 with filmmaker Gregory Markopoulos, and over the next decades made films in Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Italy. Following Markopoulos’ death in 1992, he set up the Temenos archive in Uster, Switzerland to preserve his work and legacy. He lives with the filmmaker Ute Aurand in Berlin and Massachusetts and continues to make films on 16mm.
His most recent work The Sparrow Dream forms part of a loose trilogy of studies of the filmmaker’s domestic spaces. The films are interconnected and are in dialogue with one another.
This screening is followed by a conversation between Robert Beavers and Mark Webber.
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