In the Dreaming Room, we will be showing a continuous programme of films, mid length features and shorts, throughout the weekend. An eclectic collection showing some of the more oblique approaches taken by filmmakers in relating to our theme.
Continue ReadingTHURSDAY 3 APRIL – 1.00pm – 8.30pm
What’s involved in developing, funding and distributing a short artist’s film? This symposium is open to all and is aimed at both aspiring and established filmmakers or artists working with the moving image.
Continue ReadingLive events including Rocio von Jungenfeld’s Film Walk, multi-projector performances from Nominoë and Jacques Perconte and a film-rant by Duncan Reekie.
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Saturday 5 April, 10am – 11.20am
We begin with an oneiric voyage into the interaction between writing and perception, the distinction between image and language as seen through a fish’s eye.
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Sunday 6 April, 10am – 11.45am
A wordless discourse begins this theory, but your clothes keep dragging you back. Then a movement of fire and light is frozen in time, could it be a divine disease?
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Friday 4 April, 4.45pm – 6.10pm
The dream is sometimes all too real in this journey from the music of the spheres to the intimate song of the deep interior.
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Friday 4 April, 12pm – 1.15pm
Dream recollections merge into a fluid filmic dissolution, as we witness the memory image itself dissolving, leaving only traces of an after-image.
Continue ReadingOur 2014 Programme is now available. Please download the 2014 Programme or see our more comprehensive online listings below.
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Moving image installations around the town, in several disused spaces and even a travelling horsebox gallery.
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SHORT FILM PROGRAMME
Friday 4 April, 4.45pm – 6.10pm
The dream is sometimes all too real in this journey from the music of the spheres to the intimate song of the deep interior.
Continue Reading
SHORT FILM PROGRAMME
Sunday 6 April, 10am – 11.45am
A wordless discourse begins this theory, but your clothes keep dragging you back. Then a movement of fire and light is frozen in time, could it be a divine disease?
Continue Reading
SHORT FILM PROGRAMME
Saturday 5 April, 10am – 11.20am
We begin with an oneiric voyage into the interaction between writing and perception, the distinction between image and language as seen through a fish’s eye.
Continue Reading
SHORT FILM PROGRAMME
Friday 4 April, 12pm – 1.15pm
Dream recollections merge into a fluid filmic dissolution, as we witness the memory image itself dissolving, leaving only traces of an after-image.
Continue Reading
Live events including Rocio von Jungenfeld’s Film Walk, multi-projector performances from Nominoë and Jacques Perconte and a film-rant by Duncan Reekie.
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Twelve feature screenings including Patrick Bokanowski, the Quay Brothers, Nathaniel Dorsky, Alberto Gracia, Chai Chunya, Rachel Maclean, S.J Ramir, Julie Brook, Siobhan Davies and many more.
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Our 2014 Programme is now available. Please download the 2014 Programme or see our more comprehensive online listings below.
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THURSDAY 3 APRIL – 1.00pm – 8.30pm
What’s involved in developing, funding and distributing a short artist’s film? This symposium is open to all and is aimed at both aspiring and established filmmakers or artists working with the moving image.
Continue Reading
In the Dreaming Room, we will be showing a continuous programme of films, mid length features and shorts, throughout the weekend. An eclectic collection showing some of the more oblique approaches taken by filmmakers in relating to our theme.
Continue Reading
What is Alchemy Film and Moving Image festival about? Previous year’s festival programmes and archive websites for our first three editions (2010, 2011 and 2012) are available here.
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Become a Film Festival Volunteer! The Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival in Hawick (Scottish Borders) offers great opportunities for film enthusiasts to work as volunteers.
Continue ReadingAlchemy is a partnership project between Heart of Hawick and Borders Arts Trust.
