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XCLUB #1 | Konstall C | Stockholm, Sweden | 2011

Lynnette Haozous as Lozen in "Apache Chronicle"

XCLUB #1
XCLUSIVE SNEAK A PEEK FILM PARTY
w DUNGEON ACID & ENOCH ROOT LIVE

 

Pannrummet / The Boiler Room at Konsthall C, Hökarängen

Saturday 11.11.12, 18.00 - 02.00

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BLOT in collaboration with Jean-Louis Huhta & Nanna Dalunde wish you welcome to the first XClub gathering!

 

For this special evening we will focus on a new view of the North American Indian culture and the connection with skateboard culture and art. We will treat you with Xclusive film previews and an old great film you didn't even know Xisted.

 

As if this wasn't enough, after that we'll spoil you rotten with Xclusive live music, Native Indian visuals a go go and stuff!

 

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See the teaser of Apache Cronicle

FILM SCREENINGS: # 18.00 - ACTIONFILMS by Mattias Norström [SWE], 4 short films total 10 min, 2005-2010 # 18.10 - WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING by Jean-Louis Huhta [SWE], 5 min, 2010 # 18.15 - THE EXILES by Kent Mackenzie [US], 72 min, 1961 One night in the lives of young Native American men and women living in the Bunker Hill district of Los Angeles. Based entirely on interviews with the participants and their friends, the film follows a group of exiles - transplants from Southwest reservations, as they flirt, drink, party, fight, and dance. Filmmaker Kent Mackenzie first conceived of The Exiles during the making of his short film Bunker Hill in 1956 while a student at the University of Southern California. In July 1957, Mackenzie began to hang around with some of the young Indians in downtown Los Angeles. After a couple of months, he broached the subject of making a film that would present a realistic portrayal of Indian life in the community. # 20.00 - LOVE IS A LOOSING GAME by Razelle Benally [US], 6 min 2011 This is the premiere of Razelle Benally poetic experimental short film. Razelle is one of the main figure in "Apache Chronicle", see below. "There is a place where the future exists now, and in the minds eye, anything is possible if you just listen." Shot on location in San Carlos, AZ, "Love Is A Losing Game" presents the juxtaposition of life and death in a small town through the eyes and mind of a seven year old child, named India. # 20.15 - APACHE CHRONICLE by Nanna Dalunde [SWE], 41 min, 2011 This is an sneak peek of debut documentary film by Nanna Dalunde in collaboration with Douglas Miles/Apache Skateboards. Apache Chronicle is a poetic film about five bold young indigenous women, artist and skateboarders connected to Apache Skateboards. The women, in their twenties are at the beginning of their careers and the balance of their culture in a modern time. This is a film where pride, art, creativity, culture and raw beauty is presented by the women, in their own voices. And it channels the power of believing in what you do and the power of finding those like-minded to move forward with. This is just their beginning. ........................................................................ DJs & LIVE SETS: ENOCH ROOT aka Ziggy & DUNGEON ACID aka Jean-Louis Huhta + Mix tape music from Were Wulf [US] ........................................................................ ART: Douglas Miles / Apache Skateboards [US] & Kiva Galley [SWE] Visuals by La Noche aka Roberto N Peyre [SWE] .......................................................................