| Title |
Date |
Director |
Production Company |
Synopsis |
Minutes |
Film ID |
|
| Wind of Changes |
1996 |
Phil Mulloy |
Spectre Films |
One of a series of films combining music and images: an animated film comparing life in Bucharest and New York. |
15 |
ACE346 |
Full details |
| Joseph Emidy. The lost composer |
1996 |
Steve Cole |
Hybrid Television |
A documentary on the life of violinst, Joseph Emidy (1775-1835), born in West Africa, but living for many years in Cornwall, where he became one of the most celebrated musicians of his day; participants include composer and musician, Andy Sheppard (b.1957), and dub poet, Benjamin Zephaniah (b.1958). |
50 |
ACE347 |
Full details |
| Swinger |
1996 |
Ross MacGibbon |
Landseer |
A ballet based on A Lover’s Discourse (1979) by French philosopher and semiotician, Roland Barthes. |
28 |
ACE348 |
Full details |
| Two Melons and a Stinking Fish |
1996 |
Venessa Engle |
Illuminations |
An exploration of the work of Young British Artist and installation sculptor, Sarah Lucas (b.1962). |
49 |
ACE349 |
Full details |
| Brushstroke |
1997 |
Henry Chancellor |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: British painter, John Virtue (b.1947), and his use of shellac. |
29 |
ACE350 |
Full details |
| Colour |
1997 |
Henry Chancellor |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: Scottish-born Londoner, June Redfern (b.1951), and her use of colour. |
29 |
ACE351 |
Full details |
| Composition |
1997 |
Ian Duncan |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: British painter, Ray Richardson (b.1964), and his striking compositions. |
29 |
ACE352 |
Full details |
| Light |
1997 |
Ian Duncan |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: British landscape painter, Len Tabner (b.1946) and still-life painter, John Greenwood (b.1959), and their different working methods. |
29 |
ACE353 |
Full details |
| Perspective |
1997 |
Ian Duncan |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: the work of British painters, Ben Johnson (b.1946), who often works from photographs, and Patrick Hughes, (b.1939), who paints three-dimensional illusions. |
29 |
ACE354 |
Full details |
| Portrait |
1997 |
Henry Chancellor |
Windfall Films |
One of a series on the history of painting techniques, with interviews with contemporary artists and reconstructed scenes from earlier times: British portrait painter, Tai-Shan Schierenberg (b.1962). |
29 |
ACE355 |
Full details |
| Bump in the Night |
1997 |
Dominic Wright |
|
The animated story of Beau Vine and his strange twin siblings. |
15 |
ACE356 |
Full details |
| Cornelia Parker Meets Rebecca Stephens / Andrew Gifford Meets Dave Allen |
1997 |
Teresa Griffiths,
Kate Misrahi |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: Cornelia Parker (b.1956) makes photograms from dust and fluff for mountaineer, Rebecca Stephens; Andrew Gifford (b.1970) paints a Middlesborough landscape for the Football Club PR man, Dave Allen. |
30 |
ACE357 |
Full details |
| Peter Randall-Page Meets Evelyn Glennie / Catherine Yass Meets Charles Archer and Lily French |
1997 |
Tim Robinson,
Flavia Rittner |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: sculptor, Peter Randall-Page (b.1954), carves a stone bell for Scottish percussionist, Evelyn Glennie (b.1965); photographer, Catherine Yass (b.1963), documents a flat in a London tower block for two pensioners. |
29 |
ACE358 |
Full details |
| Brad Lochore Meets Anya Hurlbert / Chris Ofili Meets Anthony Ismond |
1997 |
Flavia Rittner,
Janet Lee |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: Brad Lochore (b.1960) paints a computer-assisted image for Anya Hurlbert, a vision scientist, and Chris Ofili (b.1968) creates an elephant-dung painting for an inmate at Wormwood Scrubs prison. |
30 |
ACE359 |
Full details |
| Nina Saunders Meets Sallie Leslie / Hadrian Pigott Meets John Butcher |
1997 |
Mary Dickinson |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: Nina Saunders (born Denmark, 1958) creates an unusual upholstered hanging for bee-keeper, Sallie Leslie; and Hadrian Pigott (b.1961) sculpts a moulded saxophone for avant garde musician, John Butcher (b.1954). |
29 |
ACE360 |
Full details |
| Jake and Dinos Chapman Meet Justine Frischmann / Sam Taylor-Wood Meets Alistair Morrison |
1997 |
Janet Lee,
Flavia Rittner |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: conceptual artists, Jake (b.1966) and Dinos (b.1962) Chapman, make a life-sized manikin for punk musician, Justine Frischmann (b.1969), and Sam Taylor-Wood (b.1967) photographs Alastair Morrison, an airline steward. |
30 |
ACE361 |
Full details |
| Jessica Voorsanger Meets Gary Cook / Julie Roberts Meets Three Junior Doctors |
1997 |
Kate Misrahi,
Tim Robinson |
BBC/Arts Council of England |
Two short films showing contemporary British artists creating works relating to the lives of their recipients: Jessica Voorsanger (b. New York, 1965) designs some garden decorations for football fan, Gary Cook; Julie Roberts (b.1963) makes a painting for three young doctors. |
29 |
ACE362 |
Full details |
| Monument |
1997 |
Nichola Bruce |
Wall to Wall Television |
The long-drawn-out process by which British sculptor, Rachel Whiteread, worked on her Holocaust memorial. (Nameless Library was finally unveiled in Vienna in 2000.) |
40 |
ACE363 |
Full details |
| Portrait of Mr Pink |
1997 |
Helena Appio |
Stirfry |
Brenton Pink, who emigrated from Jamaica to London in the 1950s, talks about his recording career and his colourful house and garden. |
15 |
ACE364 |
Full details |
| Reservoir of Gods |
1997 |
Inge Blackman |
Cultural Partnerships |
British artist, Faisal Abdu’Allah (b. Paul Dufus in 1969) discusses his silk-screen paintings and photographs and issues of black identity. |
16 |
ACE365 |
Full details |
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