ANALOGICA SELECTION 13 /// PR 3
/// 46'
> 10.NOV h 19.30 WAAG
Between Two Lights by Bruno Aroesty 
16mm / 2023 / Mexico / 7’ 38’’

A boy and a girl wander the field during their courtship. During their time together, the girl narrates her memories of her grandmother. As the narration goes on the memories of her grandmother melts with the present.
Bruno Aroesty is a multidisciplinary artist, born in Mexico City, with particular focus on traditional photography and musical composition.
River by Penny McCann
16mm / 2023 / Canada / 2’ 57’’

A hand-processed black and white study of the Ottawa River in winter. Commissioned by the Lightproof Film Collective with sound design by Eric Walker.
Penny McCann's body of media artwork spans thirty years and encompasses both narrative and experimental films and video. Her work has been widely exhibited nationally and internationally, including the Ann Arbor Film Festival (Ann Arbor, Michigan), the Hamburg International Short Film Festival (Hamburg, Germany), the Ottawa Art Gallery (Ottawa, Ontario), and the Cinémathèque Québécoise (Montreal, Québec).
I Feel Your Silence by Laura Heinig 
Super 8, digital, found footage / 2023 / Germany / 17’ 15’’

Every sentence about grandma is like a loss. She didn't talk much - certainly not about what moved her. It is only after her death that I use this film to search for how war and violence affect relationships and create silence. In everyday life, in the household and in the family.
Digging out, looking for continuities, creating continuities lies this film’s soul. A tender portrait that takes us back to a time, which still resonates with us today.

Laura Heinig (* 1988 in Wiesbaden) has a background in Cultural Studies and Anthropology, which she studied in Frankfurt (Oder), Santiago de Chile and the Netherlands. Since 2019, she is part of the documentary directing class at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg.




A Body Appeared at the Lake Today
by Brian Ratigan found footage / 2022 / Usa / 4’ 44’’

A found footage examination of what happened at the lake today. Where were you? An exquisite corpse of 8mm images randomly selected from found footage; poem written without images; music written without images or words. A collaborative work by Non Films.
Brian Ratigan is an award-winning director, film curator, and the founder of Non Films, a label for ephemeral animation and experimental cinema in New York City. Ratigan is established in the film festival circuit as a programmer and juror for the Slamdance Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Chicago Underground Film Festival, Indie Memphis, and the London Indie Festival, among others. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Moviemaker Magazine, 1883 Magazine, and film festivals worldwide.
Dear Gerald by Jasper Rigole
found footage / 2023 / Belgium / 11’13’’

The film “Dear Gerald” is conceived as a response to an online review of one of the home movies from Jasper Rigoles IICADOM archive. This archive is created by the filmmaker as an attempt to preserve orphaned films sourced from flea markets in and around Belgium.
The film starts as a reflection on the medium of the home movie and the nature of the archive but slowly reveals problematic side effects of publishing private images. In that sense the film raises questions on authorship and consent in an online environment.
Jasper Rigole (1980, Belgium) is a multimedia-artist who works on the border between film and media-arts. He graduated from the film department of the academy in Ghent (KASK) in 2004, and subsequently did a postgraduate in visual arts (HISK), and a PhD in audiovisual arts (KASK/Ugent). Next to his artistic practice, he currently is active as a professor and researcher at KASK. In his work, Rigole focusses on the re-use of existing footage to reflect on the closely related theme’s memory and the archive.
16 One by Holden Treadway 
16mm / 2022 / Usa / 2’ 5’’

A project started in 1964 and completed in 2022. Sourced from a 16mm home movie buried for 18 days, 16 One is an abstract artifact that constructs a space for the past and present to commune.


Holden Treadway is an interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and educator. Through process-driven and interactive environments, Holden’s work explores natural and manufactured representations of decay and the role of impermanence in visual and auditory information.