With bold aesthetics and experimental approaches, the programme captures the diversity and complexity of our times, while remaining accessible, thought-provoking, and visually compelling.
From poetic reflections on digital identity to insightful examinations of power and national symbolism, Both Sides Now 10 offers audiences the opportunity to experience a rich spectrum of moving image practices. Book your tickets now here.
Programme of Films
Joseph Chen, Copy is Right!, 2016 – 3:27 mins
Choi Sai Ho, The 1960s For Me, 2015 – 5:23 mins
Jake Elwes, Zizi & Me – Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better), 2020 – 4:55 mins
Linda Chiu-han Lai, Doors Medley, 2014 – 7:00 mins
Lawrence Lek, Play Station, 2017 – 7:50 mins
Rachel Maclean, The Lion and the Unicorn, 2012 – 12:00 mins
Ellen Pau, Diversion, 1990 – 5:30 mins
Heather Phillipson, Splashy Phasings, 2013 – 2:39 mins
Marianna Simnett, The Udder, 2014 – 15:30 mins
Angela Su, The Afterlife of Rosy Leavers, 2017 – 14:35 mins
Total running time: 78 mins
What to expect
A 78-minute screening of short artists’ films and videos from the UK and Hong Kong, presented with open captions. The event takes place in a step-free, wheelchair-accessible venue. Sound levels vary between films but there are no sudden, extreme effects. There is a short period of flashing imagery in one film, Angela Su's "The Afterlife of Rosy Leavers". Audience members are free to leave and re-enter during the programme if needed.
Accessibility and inclusion
Captions on films and media included
Wheelchair accessible
Seating available
Free or low cost event
Audience target/s
Everyone
Audience type / suitability
Adults / 18+, Adults and young people (14+)