An unusual family of languages lies at the centre of the film evening compiled by Christian Mayer: fictional language that are intended to enable experiences in filmic space of what can only be (re)created in the imagination—what has been forgotten, the fantastic and what is hidden deeply inside one. Within the framework of this program the new work Ulam by Christian Mayer will be presented.

In her artist lecture, Lucy Raven shows how Hollywood exports its raw material—in this case images—to south-east Asia where they are further processed and edited.

Game Keepers without Game is a film that recreates the genre of the feature film melodrama. Formally it is based on the theatre play La vida es sueño (Life is a Dream) by the Spanish dramatist Calderón de la Barca. Wardill transposed the plot to present-day Great Britain. The film consists of acted scenes in which no-one touches. Still pictures showing status symbols, evidence of crimes or theatre props are intercut.