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The Arches and Glasgow Film Festival present
Sat 16 Feb 2013 | 3pm-11pm | £19.50 adv | £22
Jeff Mills (3 hours)
Live cinemix to Fritz Lang’s 1929 sci-fi classic Woman in the Moon
Dieter Moebius
Live score to Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (2010 cut)
Raime
A live, specially commissioned AV show accompanying their album Quarter Turns Over A Living Line
JD Twitch
A live cinemix to the 1992 no plot, no dialogue, no actors film Baraka
Neotantrik ft. Andy Votel and Sean Canty
A screening of Andrzej Zulawski’s Possession followed by a live AV show
Adam Stafford
Live improvised score to The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Remember Remember
A live AV show featuring original new work
Joe Howe
A live AV show featuring original new work
Daniel Padden
Live AV show featuring extracts from animation legend Harry Smith
Golden Teacher
Live interactive AV show
Chris Geddes (Belle & Sebastian)
DJ set featuring/inspired by film soundtracks
Cry Parrot
DJ set featuring/inspired by film soundtracks
For one day only, The Arches will be completely transformed into an alternative cineplex, full to the brim with film and live music. An all day festival-within-a-festival, The Arches Café Bar and Restaurant will be serving up food and drink all day long while audiences explore the stages and screens scattered throughout the cavernous railway arches.
The headline act is a screening of Fritz Lang’s Woman in the Moon, accompanied live by sci-fi obsessive Jeff Mills who will be playing his brand new original score across three decks for the first time ever on UK soil. Known as the first ‘serious’ science fiction film, Lang’s film is visually and conceptually stunning, using innovative modelling and state-of-the-art modernist design to explain the then-new concept of moon travel. Mills’ soundtrack, consisting wholly of original compositions, aims to expand the understanding of techno and electronic music beyond the dancefloor: “its structure is perfect in relaying certain things about people’s concerns and visions about the future. This is an example of broadening the genre in a meaningful way.”
Meanwhile, Godfather of Krautrock, Dieter Mobius (Kluster), will present his live score to Fritz Lang’s 1927 classic Metropolis and industrial techno duo Raime will perform a live AV show (in association with Cry Parrot), alongside a host of other experiences and audio-visual treats detailed above.
The line-up has been carefully selected and commissioned to create one of the most eclectic, stimulating and entertaining days out a film or music buff could hope to have. True to form as a mini-festival, set times will be online from next week so fans of each act can plan their schedule.
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14+ (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+)
Enter through Argyle Street entrance
Co-curated by the film fanatics at Glasgow Film Festival and the music buffs at The Arches, the Glasgow Music and Film Festival a mini-festival within Glasgow Film Festival, celebrating the long, strange and wonderful relationship between music and cinema with an exciting programme of performances, rockumentaries, live soundtrack events and AV explorations. Take a look at the full GMFF event programme here or follow them on Facebook for news, competitions and more announcements.