International Festival Plastic Bag Videos
The series of videos created under the motto “many and half good” continues. In this third video a sequence from a recently released advertisement for Citroen is used to recontexualize the scene. To the tacky soundtrack and the tremendously sentimental narrative a computer rendered voise has been addred, which render the scene a radically different quality.

Lecture Performance by Tim Etchells (Forced Entertainment), September 3rd, 2005, in Frankfurt/Main. Part of the ongoing programme "Performing Lectures" by Unfriendly Takeover.

Lecture by Stefan Kaegi, August 14th, 2005 in Frankfurt/Main. Part of the ongoing programme "Performing Lectures" by Unfriendly Takeover at AtelierFrankfurt.

Lecture Performance by Sibylle Peters, June 16th, 2005 in Frankfurt/Main. Part of the ongoing programme "Performing Lectures" by Unfriendly Takeover at AtelierFrankfurt.

Performance by Kattrin Deufert + Thomas Plischke (Frankfurter Küche Leipzig), July 21st, 2005 in Frankfurt/Main. Part of the ongoing programme "Performing Lectures" by Unfriendly Takeover at AtelierFrankfurt.

Lecture Performance by Petra Sabisch, January 27th, 2005 in Frankfurt/Main. Part of the ongoing programme "Performing Lectures" by Unfriendly Takeover at AtelierFrankfurt.

International Festival Plastic Bag Videos
The series of videos created under the motto “many and half good” continues. In this second video a sequence from a recently released film “Four Brothers” (John Singleton) are used to recontexualize the scene. To the tacky soundtrack and the tremendously sentimental narrative highly violent images are attached, which render the scene a radically different quality.

International Festival - Plastic Bag Videos
In October 2005 International Festival issues a series of videos created around the representation of plastic bags in cinema. The starting point is a scene from American Beauty where the plastic bag is addressed as a dancer. International Festival is in this series interested in using a particular cinematic segment, in fast processes of editing, and to issue as many different perspectives into a scene as possible. How vast is the potentiality of a particular scene, and what can post-production processes offer to it.

"Tanger nonstop" is a 97 minutes documentary in and about the morrocan city of Tangiers featuring the writer Mohamed Choukri, the story-teller Mohammed Mrabet, the painter Hamri and the Jilala musicians. The film goes on a trip criss-crossing the myths of the legendary "Interzone" and encounters a postcolonial presence. Situated in the very north of Marokko, Tangiers is today a city like any other in the socalled "third world": surrounded by slums and a free-trade zone of sweat shops where young women from the south produce cheap clothes for the seasonal sale.

Stan Vanderbeek (1927-1984) experimented with the interaction of man and the Intermedia-Network of film, TV, video and computer graphics. He subverted the industrialized mass-media by revealing their structure in his works.

At first he used collages of magazine- and newspaper imagery or painted directly onto the film. In 1963 he set up the "Movie-Drome", a multiprojection enviroment. The idea was to set up centers like this all over the world and to network them via satellite, enableling intercultural communication between artist communities.