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DESCRIPTION:David Cox and Molly Hankwitz, as Bivoulab, retrieve the absolutely 
 essential 20th Century moment that is Paris, May 68 in their In Memorium 
 Futuri, an hour séance/screening on Situationist cinema and its echoes off 
 the Parisian cobblestones. Guy Debord, Michelle Bernstein, Maurice 
 Lemaitre, and their many angry comrades were the catalysts for massive 
 change in the West, largely through their literary and cinematic critiques 
 of the Capitalist “Spectacle” and its destruction of everyday life. A 
 multiplicity of excerpts are deployed in Bivoulab’s provocative talk, 
 that bears on found-footage filmmaking, the urban “drift”, and even the 
 present-day steamrolling of our own beloved City. ALSO: Elena Pardo’s El 
 Otro Grito (The Other Scream), a 15-min. remembrance of the student 
 massacre at the ’68  Mexico City Olympics. Ralph Diamant’s 16mm The 
 Streets Belong to the People brings the global “Golden Jubilee” back 
 home to the States, with his contemporaneous montage of Chicago street 
 verité, barricade interviews, and a prescient Moog synth track. PLUS a 
 march with William Burroughs, Allen Ginsburg, and Jean Genet at the Chicago 
 DNC (from Frédéric\n), Roger Flint’s Spangled Banner (music by the 
 Grass Roots!), free bread and wine, and red roses.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/10/18817436.php
SUMMARY:Other Cinema -SCRITTI POLITTI2: 1968+50: PARIS SITUs + MEXICO CITY + CHICAGO
LOCATION:ATA Gallery / Other Cinema 992 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA 94110
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/10/18817436.php
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