{"id":1974,"date":"2014-07-19T19:00:12","date_gmt":"2014-07-19T12:00:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/arkipel.org\/?p=1974"},"modified":"2017-08-08T03:45:15","modified_gmt":"2017-08-07T20:45:15","slug":"arkipel-electoral-risk-international-competition-announcement","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arkipel.org\/arkipel-electoral-risk-international-competition-announcement\/","title":{"rendered":"Arkipel: Electoral Risk, International Competition Announcement"},"content":{"rendered":"
ARKIPEL Jakarta International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival 2014<\/strong> telah memilih 29 filem yang lolos seleksi untuk sesi kompetisi Internasional dari 320<\/strong> filem yang masuk. Ke-29 filem tersebut menunjukkan beberapa poin dasar mengenai pandangan dunia dalam beragam pendekatan visual \u2013moderen maupun kontemporer\u2013 yang diungkapkan melalui pertimbangan gaya, dan sebagian menunjukkan keunikan-keunikan tersendiri karena berasal dari berbagai sudut kawasan benua.<\/p>\n Tantangan mengenai gaya-gaya pendekatan itu antara lain mengacu pada konteks keterlibatan dan keberpihakan personal maupun kolektif, baik dalam realitas tindakan maupun ingatan atas masalah-masalah politik aktual, diaspora, yang lainan (otherness<\/em>), dan kerinduan akan tanah asal. Keberpihakan dan keterlibatan tersebut di satu pihak menghasilkan beragam produksi bingkaian dokumenter semisal yang mengarah pada strategi aktivisme, pelacakan bentuk, dan pencarian estetika, sementara di sisi lain kian ingin mengajukan usul mengenai peran terbuka suatu masyarakat manusia. Di samping itu, struktur konten dari filem-filem terpilih, sebagian juga sangat mengelaborasi pola-pola konvergensi media guna menguak hal-hal fundamental yang menuntut perhatian publik terhadap visualisasi sinematik pada hari ini.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n ARKIPEL Jakarta International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival 2014<\/strong> has selected 29 films for the International Competition section out of 320<\/strong> films submitted. Those 29 films show some basic points about the diversity of view of the world in visual approach\u2014contemporary or modern\u2014expressed through style consideration, and some showing its own uniqueness because they come from different corner of every continent.<\/span><\/p>\n The challenge of those approaching style, among others, are referring to the context of engagement and alignment both personally or collectively, both in reality of action or memory over actual political issues, diaspora, otherness, and longing for the homeland. Those alignment and engagement on one hand bring about a variety production of documentary framing, for example leading to activism strategy, form tracking, and aesthetic finding, while on the other hand would like to propose about the open role of human society. In addition, the structure of content of the selected films, some elaborating the patterns of media convergence to reveal fundamental things asserting public attention to today\u2019s cinematic visualization.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n[mk_padding_divider size=”40″]\n\n
\nRonny Trocker<\/strong>, France\/Italy (2013, 14 min)<\/li>\n
\nSantiago Parres<\/strong>, Spain (2013, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\nYosep Anggi Noen<\/strong>, Indonesia (2013, 12 min)<\/li>\n
\nXurxo Chirro & Aguinaldo Fructuoso<\/strong>, Spain (2013, 66 min)<\/li>\n
\nWregas Bhanuteja,<\/strong> Indonesia (2014, 10 min)<\/li>\n
\n<\/strong><\/em>Mehdi Benallal<\/strong>, France (2013, 24 min)<\/li>\n
\nAndr\u00e9s Denegri<\/strong>, Argentina\/USA (2005, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\nJoel Wanek<\/strong>, USA (2013, 15 min)<\/li>\n
\nJo\u0101o Viana<\/strong>, Portugal\/Guin\u00e9 (2013, 16 min)<\/li>\n
\nChristophe Bisson<\/strong>, France (2013, 41 min)<\/li>\n
\nWimar Herdanto<\/strong>, Indonesia (2013, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\n<\/strong><\/em>Ulf Lundin<\/strong>, Sweden (2013, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\nMonika Proba <\/strong>& Dorota Proba<\/strong>, Turkey\/Poland (2014, 34 min)<\/li>\n
\nHelle Windel\u00f8v-Lidz\u00e9llius<\/strong>, Denmark\/Cuba (2013, 36 min)<\/li>\n
\nAndr\u00e9s Denegri<\/strong>, Argentina (2008, 20 min)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n\n
\nRicardo Batalheiro<\/strong>, Portugal (2012, 21 min)<\/li>\n
\nAlexei Dmitriev<\/strong>, Russia (2014, 3 min)<\/li>\n
\nAnneta Papathanassiou<\/strong>, Greece (2013, 58 min)<\/li>\n
\nAmaia Merino<\/strong>, Spain\/Ecuador (2013, 94 min)<\/li>\n
\nNikolay Volkov<\/strong>, Russia (2013, 39 min)<\/li>\n
\nGonzalo Egurza<\/strong>, Argentina (2014, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\nGonzalo Egurza<\/strong>, Argentina (2011, 17 min)<\/li>\n
\nPim Zwier<\/strong>, Germany\/Netherlands (2013, 8 min)<\/li>\n
\nOskar Alegria<\/strong>, Spain (2012, 83 min)<\/li>\n
\nHaruka Mitani<\/strong> & Michael Lyons<\/strong>, Japan (2014, 7 min)<\/li>\n
\nMiguel Mari\u00f1o<\/strong>, Spain (2014, 10 min)<\/li>\n
\nPaul Agusta<\/strong>, Indonesia (2013, 6 min)<\/li>\n
\nM\u00f3nica Savir\u00f3n<\/strong>, USA (2013, 3 min)<\/li>\n
\nRrose Present<\/strong>, Spain (2013, 5 min)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n[mk_padding_divider size=”40″]\n