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30 June and 7 July 2018 - 7pm

Interval 15. Daisy Asquith

Queerama

Queerama reconstructs the history of LGBTIQ+ movements and their representation in film and popular culture from the turn of the twentieth century to the present day, doing so through the vast British Film Institute (BFI) archive. The film extends across a century of experiences of sexual diversity, encompassing public persecution and prosecution, criminalisation and medicalisation, and also sexual liberation, pride and equality struggles.

Film and Video
1 and 3 September 2018 - 7pm

Interval 16. Dora García

Second Time Around

Inside the Intervals series, which screens films without commercial distribution, and coinciding with the conclusion of the solo exhibition on Dora García (18 April – 3 September), the artist’s latest film Segunda Vez (Second Time Around) will be screened in the Sabatini Auditorium. The film explores the relationship between fiction and history and the ways of approaching reality through staging; that is to say, the mechanisms of representation.

Film and Video
8 and 10 November 2018 - 7pm

Interval 18. Laura Poitras

Risk

Continuing with its presentation of recent films, the Intervals series will screen Risk, a documentary by Laura Poitras (1964) which explores the global surveillance network and the threat it poses to civil liberties in the 21^st century. The focal point of the film is Julian Assange (1971), the founder of WikiLeaks and one of the most controversial figures of our times.

Film and Video
Thursday, 29 November and Saturday, 1 December 2018 - 7pm

Interval 19. Sophie Bruneau

Rêver sous le capitalisme

The Museo Reina Sofía’s Intervals series, which screens recent films with limited distribution, presents Sophie Bruneau’s Rêver sous le capitalisme. By way of interviews with twelve workers talking about their dreams, the film explores the way in which monotonous and repetitive work shapes the contemporary subject.

Film and Video

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