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Japan Japan screening with Camels Drink Water Series: New Directors/New Films [March 26 - April 6, 2008] Japan Japan Lior Shamriz, Israel, 2007; 65m A young man adrift and in search of stimulation leaves his small-town home and moves to the fertile sexual terrain of the big city. Director Lior Shamriz takes this age-old scenario and updates it for an era when the unimagined limits of adventurousness arrive and dissolve at light speed online. His hero, Imri, unable to concentrate on the frivolity of a pointless job, cruises cinemas for boys, chills with aspiring artists and surfs the Web for fantasies in foreign lands. Set in the ultimate 21st century cutting edge-city, Tel Aviv, Shamriz’s film creates a post-exotic cinema where a war zone borders a metropolis, precision redirects to chaos, and subtle grace links to graphic pornography. Japan Japan is the fabricated land that, unlike a metaphor, delivers the real potential for instant escape from the familiar. Lior Shamriz was born in Ashkelon, Israel, and studied film at the Jerusalem Film School. He is currently attending the Institute of Time-Based Media in Berlin. screening with Camels Drink Water Nathalie Djurberg, Sweden, 2007; 4m Nathalie Djurberg, a Berlin-based artist whose short animations are in many public and private collections, receives her New York theatrical premiere with this curious view of camels and liquids. Nathalie Djurberg is a Swedish-born, Berlin-based media artist. Solo exhibitions of her work have been held in New York, Brussels, London, Milan, Stockholm and Vienna. Fri Mar 28: 8:45pm (MoMA) Sun Mar 30: 8:00pm (WRT)

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