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I Like To Think Of Love is showing at the Empirical Theater, The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, 1945 SE Water Ave., Portland.
Toronto Short Film Festival at the Paradise Cinema on 1006 Bloor St. West, Wednesday March 13th to Sunday March 17th, in the evenings.
'I Like To Think Of Love' wins Best LGBTQ Film and Gold Award - Experimental Film at Hollywood Gold Awards
‘I Like To Think Of Love’ has won Best Animated Super Short and Best Sound Design at the Frida Film Festival, Mexico City International Film Awards.
This festival focuses on the poetics of nature and the environment and takes place annually in Copenhagen, Denmark (with headquarters in Sweden and Finland for smaller features), as well as an online festival which is free to access at poeticphonotheque.com during the festival dates.
I Like To Think of Love is awared an Honorable Mention at the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival, 2023, New York City
‘The Cat Got Her Tongue’ is a finalist at the Overcome Film Festival, screening Oct 23 - 29, 2023.
'The Cat Got Her Tongue' is screening at the UK Women Over 50 Film Festival.
WOFFF champions and showcases the work of older women on screen and behind the camera with an annual short film festival and year-round events and film screenings. Starting in 2015, the Festival is proud to have created a film community centred around older women.
Online from 9 Sept to 9 Oct 2023 and in Depot Cinema, Lewes, Sat, 23 Sept. (More details to come)
The Cat Got Her Tongue — congratulations to our sound designer, Latif Rabhi, for winning the Gold Award for Sound Design, and our animator, Daria Lytvynenko, for winning the Silver Award for Animation at the London Movie Awards 2023.
'Dear Rosa' is screening at the Anti-war International Independent Film Festival in Estonia from 23-30 August
JÕHVI KINOMAJA
Jaama 10
JÕHVI, Ida-Virumaa 41532
Estonia
In this session, which was recorded at the 2023 festival, acclaimed poets Andy Jackson, Kerri Shying and Gaele Sobott discuss Raging Grace, an anthology of collaborative poems and essays on disability.
The Cat Got Her Tongue is part of the Animated Program: Friday, June 23 @ 6 PM and Saturday, June 24 @ 8 PM
The 2023 Fear No Film Festival, now in its 20th year, is back at the Salt Lake City Library with 9 programs representing 20+ countries curated especially for festival patrons that love to be inspired, challenged and moved by film. #UtahArtsFest #FearNoFilm
Our short animated poem, The Cat Got Her Tongue, is screening at Brooklyn Film Festival at 10 am ET (midnight Sydney time), Monday 5th June. We are thrilled to be part of this formidable line-up of short animations. Grab passes to the festival here.
There will be a 10-minute, live Instagram Q&A with the sound designer, Latif Rabhi and me just before the screening at 9 am ET (11 pm Sydney time). Join us on Instagram story @fanonistic or @brooklynfilmfestival
The animated poem, ‘The Cat Got Her Tongue’ won Best Animation at Rome Women Film Festival.
Director and poet: Gaele Sobott, Animator: Daria Lytvynenko, Sound Designer: Latif Rabhi, Voice Artist: Kate Hood, Editor: Miriana Marusic
Join acclaimed poets Andy Jackson, Kerri Shying and Gaele Sobott for a thought-provoking conversation about Raging Grace, a profound and timely anthology of collaboratively-written poems and essays on disability, the present and the future. The writers tackle the connections between systemic disadvantage and shame, the ongoing influence of eugenics, and the power of joy and anger.
“As a conversation, the poem is inspired by the space between us, the overlap where our concerns resonate and are amplified. It's shaped most by the insidious nature and continual presence of eugenics in society, and by a desire to find a voice for our agency. We began by deciding to write a double helix, to indicate our collaboration and our genetics—it was a form that both constrained and liberated our phrases.”
An interview with Andy Jackson and Gaele Sobott in the Massachusetts Review
This is the final event in this series of talks on Writing, Gender and the Natural World organised by Dr Jessica White in collaboration with Creative People, Products and Places (CP3) Research Centre, UniSA and the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund.
This is an Auslan-interpreted hybrid event which can be attended in person or via zoom.
Friday 9 December 2022, 12.30pm – 2.00pm
Bradley Forum (H5-02), Level 5 Hawke Building,
UniSA City West Campus, 50-55 North Terrace, Adelaide
Our animated poem, Spectres is showing at Animalis Fabula Film Festival #AniFab22 San Antonio, Texas #MenindeeLakesFishKill #MurrayDarlingRiverBasin
Evacuate is screening at Nature & Culture – International Poetry Film Festival, Poetic Phonotheque, November 20 at the oldest independent cinema in the city of Copenhagen, Husets Biograf.
AstroTurf is a finalist in the experimental short film category at the 7th Cuzco Underground Cinema Festival, Peru, 1-4 October 2022
Three of our short poetry animations Evacuate, Spectres and AstroTurf are official selections in the 10th Wasteland Film Festival. Screening in the Mojave desert 28 September - 2nd October 2022. Wish we could be there!
'Arts Alive' is an ongoing webinar series about the works of artists pre, during and post COVID-19 curated by Ramanjit Kaur. The Indo-Pacific segment has been co-curated by Ramanjit Kaur (Founder-Director, TCAA) and Tammy Brenan (Director, Testimony Arts, Australia).
The three artists in conversation for this talk are Gaele Sobott, Abhishek Anicca and Malika Booker.
Established in 2014, the Red Dirt Poetry Festival (RDPF) is celebration of all things poetry that occurs biennially. RDPF provides a platform for creation, display, performance and installation work.
Declarations in the Dark : Let’s take a walk over to the Blue Moon for seasoned artists who will share their stories with you under the stars. The event is BYO and food will be available. Featuring Andi Stewart, Thando Sibanda, Rob Gomeroi, Flora A Chol, David Stavanger, Gaele Sobott
What happens when women become more invisible as they grow older? How does it feel to see the environment around you ravaged, borders put up and your means of resistance closed down? And how do the lives of humans and other beings intersect in terms of everyday struggle? Catwalk, written by Gaele Sobott and Sharmilla Beezmohun, explores these themes through poetry animated by Daria Lytvynenko (Oks) and a soundscape created by Latif Rabhi.
Funded by The British Council as part of their UK/Australia Season 2021-22.
‘The Cat Got Her Tongue’ read by Kate Hood. ‘Barrens’ read by Sharmilla Beezmohun.
AstroTurf has won second place in the animation category at 3 Minute Film Festival 2022
Our short, animated poem, AstroTurf is screening at Utah Arts Festival, 2022 Fear No Film, Salt Lake City.
Dear Rosa is screening at Les Femmes Underground Film Festival, June 21-27, 2022
Something Cyber this way comes!
2022 Showcase E: Animation Domination Official Selections:
Stache and the Inner Walk (2021)
Director: Joanne Fisher
Salvador Dali’s quirky moustache rises in the crypt and journeys into the world of its subconscious.
Knot Waking (2021)
Director: Lauren Flinner
A dream of the combined afterlife of one thousand trees. A sensual, stream of consciousness assemblage of scraps.
Super Science Friends - Episode 6 "Full Metal Scientist" (2019)
Director: Laurel Dalgleish
Someone is murdering all the Manhattan Project scientists, and it’s up to the Super Science Friends to discover who it is.
Something About the Stars (2020)
Director: Hannah Goodrich
Something About the Stars is a short, animated, poetic documentary that depicts my memory of looking at the stars in the Cook Islands.
Dear Rosa (2021)
Director: Gaele Sobott
To Rosa Luxemburg and the many other woman comrades who have fought and are fighting for a just world.
One Thousand Eyes (2021)
Director: Nina Blasche
In a psychological landscape created by the eager eyes of men, womankind stares back. Behind every corner, in every window and hidden in the moonlit suburban streets – the male gaze is ever present.
For the Residue (2021)
Director: Yongchu Suh
For the Residue examines the movement of the lips and the traces of those gestures.
Recipes (in order not to forget) (2018)
Director: Camila Vilalva
Three generations of women are bound together by recipes that preserve a family's heritage.
Lullaby for a Pandemic (2020)
Director: Gwendolyn Audrey Foster
Lullaby for a Pandemic is a cineaste's pandemic lullaby for nodding off to dreamland.
Starshine Mountain (2019)
Director: Corrinne James
A colorful animated tale of a one-eyed woman and the guilt she feels after destroying her home planet.
Description: Excerpt of the video teaser of animations at 2022 Showcase E: Animation Domination
This event will feature a live international panel with interviews and a Q&A with fiction authors, Aminatta Forna, Gabriel Gbadamosi, Fergal Harte, Leone Ross, Gaele Sobott and Shagufta Sharmeen Tania, and anthology editor Sharmilla Beezmohun. It will be hosted by Professor Elisa White of the UC Davis African American & African Studies Department. Please contact ejowhite@ucdavis.edu with any questions. Hart Hall 3201 on May 4, 2022 from 12:00pm to 1:30pm Pacific Daylight Time
Thrilled that AstroTurf will be screened at the Poetry Film Festival. See details of event and program here
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