Filmarmalade Presents:
Anomie, Ontology and the Slow Death of Authenticity
For the fourth year the BFI Shop teams up with Filmarmalade to celebrate the release of their latest series of DVDs.
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For the fourth year the BFI Shop teams up with Filmarmalade to celebrate the release of their latest series of DVDs. We are delighted to host the launch of Filmarmalade’s 2012 selection: Let Me Feel Your Finger First’s Ontologically Anxious Organism, James Lowne’s Our Relationships Will Become Radiant (pictured) and the world premiere screening of Maia Conran’s Term. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the artists, chaired by Gordon Shrigley. Filmarmalade is a publisher and DVD label specialising in contemporary artists’ film and video works.
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