IFI & EXPERIMENTAL FILM CLUB: STOM SOGO Director: Imitation of South, 16 mins, 2002, Black & White, Super-8mm; Slow Death, 15 mins, 2000, Black & White Super-8mm; Guided By Voices, 10 mins, 2000, Colour, DVD; TTT (try this tablet), 16 mins, 2004, Colour, DVD; C for Cias, 11 mins, 2008, Colour, DVD Book cinema tickets Moving-image artist Stom Sogo (1975 – 2012) was born in Osaka, Japan and moved to the United States in 1992. He was a devoted experimental filmmaker who constantly renewed and manipulated his work across many media. His innovative, abstract investigations were always deeply personal and amazingly energetic. His untimely death has resonated throughout the world and in this month’s Experimental Film Club programme we celebrate his remarkable legacy with an intimate selection of some of his Super-8 and Video pieces. “I try not to have a message or even word in my movie. But I usually have some sick stories behind each of the movies. Those are just mental eye candy that it tastes sweet first, seizure second.” Stom Sogo A Super-8 projector will be setup in the auditorium specifically for this event. Please note that there will be strobe-lighting used in this screening. Director: Imitation of South, 16 mins, 2002, Black & White, Super-8mm; Slow Death, 15 mins, 2000, Black & White Super-8mm; Guided By Voices, 10 mins, 2000, Colour, DVD; TTT (try this tablet), 16 mins, 2004, Colour, DVD; C for Cias, 11 mins, 2008, Colour, DVD