PATRICK KEILLER DVD BOX
Patrick KEILLER

Patrick Keiller became an architect in 1976. In the late 1970s, he began to pursue the subject beyond its conventional boundaries, and his first audio-visual installations were exhibited at the Tate Gallery in London in 1982. He subsequently made a number of short films in which footage of everyday urban and rural landscapes was juxtaposed with fictional narration. He is best known for his features London (1994) and Robinson in Space (1997), an exploration of the economic and cultural geography of England, which was extended as a book in 1999. The Dilapidated Dwelling, a study of the UK's housing made for television, was completed in 2000.

DAVID WILLIAMS DVD BOX
David WILLIAMS

A very unique American film director, David Williams, is the author of two full-length features as well as numerous short films. These films received extensive festival exposure, including winning prizes at Sundance and Berlin. His movies are highly personal works, entirely written, directed, edited and produced by him. This fascinating combination of experimental, documentary, and narrative produces work of poetical lyricism and originality.

The Flew
Clifton CHILDREE

A mechanical man, within an elaborate shooting gallery at a Victorian carnival, lives beyond his monotonous existence. He falls in love with a broken down ride, The Wooden Embalmer, his only view outside his window. The afflicted beekeeper’s role in the shooting gallery and his dreamy hallucinations vacillate until they are almost indistinguishable.