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<-- back If our previous installment of "landscape and capitalism" was a "meandering" or  "zigzag" (*), then this one is going in circles. In two of the most devastating  psychogeographic film projects ever undertaken in and around the British  capital, Christopher Petit joins Iain Sinclair for his circumnavigation of  London along the M25, while Patrick Keiller follows Robinson's spiralling  expeditions around the city center. But "London Orbital" is not the portrait of  a road: it is a stream of hallucinations that leak onto it. And "London" is not  a journey through a city: it is time travel by means of urban exploration. Both  films meet through the writers they choose as witnesses to their findings, and  they share a dark, romantic materialism that, outside the films of Guy Debord,  has rarely ever articulated itself in cinema. "It is a journey to the end of  the world," opens "London". "To enter it is to enter dead time," "London  Orbital" echoes. Yet these films don't just denounce the terror of motorized  transportation or lament the disappearance of an entire city. In the end, each  of them will reveal itself as an elaborated, apocalyptic, absurdist joke not  only about London, but about the practice of filmmaking and storytelling itself. (*) www.piratecinema.org/screenings/20150816 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                             prⅳate cinema berlin                                                                 u kottbusser tor                                                    sunday, september 13, 8:30 pm                                                             9 pm: london orbital                            iain sinclair & christopher petit 2002 77 min 1.04 gb                                                    https://0xdb.org/0333817/info                                                                 10:30 pm: london                                              patrick keiller 1994 81 min 1.06 gb                                                    https://0xdb.org/0110377/info                                                                   12 seats, rsvp                                                           first come first serve                                                        location in separate mail                                                                        trailers:                                       www.piratecinema.org/trailers/#20150913-01                                       www.piratecinema.org/trailers/#20150913-02 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------          ()          >< prⅳate cinema berlin www.piratecinema.org <-- back