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LaborBerlin


Our dear friends at the artist-run film lab, LaborBerlin, recently made a decision that, seeing the increasing speed with which commercial film-labs in Germany and world-wide are closing, they need to act fast and change too! They want to protect analogue technologies for the future, and ensure knowledge about these technologies is also safe-guarded! They are now raising funds to purchase professional processing and printing equipment from a small German lab that recently closed. As all of you know, this is important work, not just to protect our collective film heritage but also to sustain a dirty, gritty and non-homogeneous film scene! They just launched a new crowd-funding campaign Saturday night at DIFFRAKTION, their annual screening event, and already received wonderful and generous support from the audience of analogue heroes! Please take a look at their campaign page: LABORBERLIN 2.0—FILM AIN'T DEAD And please support them by sharing their campaign far and wide and continue to be a part of the analogue film movement! Even the smallest contribution helps!

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Founder/Director – Bryan Konefsky

Technical Director – Melinda Kowalska
Design/Workshop Coordinator –Beth Hansen
Hospitality Director – Alys Griego

Youth Program Director – Nina Shoenfeld

Print Traffic Controller – Nichole Del Mar

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Experiments In Cinema Festival Directors

Curatorial Committee

Bryan Konefsky

Kamila Kuc

Taylor Dunne

James Lawrence

Georg Koszulinski

Sally Cloninger

Kate Lain

Catherine Forster

and Paul Echeverria

P.O. Box 9229
Albuquerque, NM, USA 87119

experimentsincinema@gmail.com

505-585-5271

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Experiments in Cinema is an annual project hosted by Basement Films. Basement Films is a 501-c3, non-profit organization. This project is made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

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