The Cinema Photo: Åsa Lundén/Moderna Museet
The Film Club
Films and discussions
Stockholm
Autumn programme 2022
Friday 25 November at 18-20
Cy Dear (2019, 90 min)
by Andrea Bettinetti
Place: The Auditorium, floor 2
After the screening, the film’s director Andrea Bettinetti and its producer Michele Bongiorno will take part in a public talk facilitated by Elisabeth Millqvist, director of Moderna Museet Malmö.
Read more and book your ticket: The Film Club: Cy Dear
Friday 21 October at 16.30-20
Mato Seco em Chamas (Dry Ground Burning)(2022, 153 min)
by Joana Pimenta & Adirley Queirós
Place: The Cinema, floor 2
Read more: The Film Club: Mato Seco em Chamas (Dry Ground Burning)
Friday 7 October at 17.30-19.45
Remote (2022, 90 min)
by Mika Rottenberg & Mahyad Tousi
Place: The Cinema, floor 2
The film screening is followed by a talk between Mika Rottenberg, Mahyad Tousi and Moderna Museet curator Hendrik Folkerts.
Read more: European premiere for Remote
Spring programme 2022
Friday 25 february at 18–20.30
Mr. Dead & Mrs. Free (83 min, 1982)
by Squat Theatre (Budapest/New York City)
Location: The Auditorium, floor 2
The film screening is followed by a conversation with the artist collective coyote about collective work as an artistic method.
Organised in collaboration with coyote and The Royal Institute of Art.
Sunday 13 march at 14-15.30
Dear Dancer (23 min, 2022)
by Marcus Lindeen (Paris/Stockholm)
Location: The Auditorium, floor 2
The film screening is followed by a conversation with the film director.
Organised in collaboration with Cullberg and Tempo Documentary Festival.
Friday 25 march at 18-20
One Big Bag (40 min, 2021)
by Every Ocean Hughes (Stockholm)
Location: The Auditorium, floor 2
The film screening is followed by a conversation with Every Ocean Hughes and Mason Leaver-Yap, curator.
The exhibition “Alive time” by Every Ocean Hughes takes place March 1 – April 17, 2022.
Saturday 23 april at 11–21
The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin) (480 min, 2020)
by Anders Edström och C.W. Winter (Stockholm/Oxford)
Location: The Cinema, floor 2
The film is 8 hours long, three breaks are included in the film screening. The film directors will participate.
Friday 29 april at 18-20
Skinn & Lak (3 min, 2001) – Performance, video
Mr. Piano and Mrs. Pile (36 min, 2004) – Performance, video installation
Object Species (30 min, 2021) – Lecture-performance
by Egill Sæbjörnsson (Berlin/Reykjavík)
Location: The Auditorium, floor 2
Friday 13 may at 18-20
Somniculus (14 min, 2017)
Petrified (13 min, 2016)
Water Blues (30 min, 2018) – Lecture-performance
by Ali Cherri (Beirut/Paris)
Location: The Auditorium, floor 2
Organised in collaboration with MDT.
Become a member!
Do you want information about the Film Club and our screenings? Become a member! Membership is free. Become a member by sending your name and email address to filmklubben@modernamuseet.se (membership communication is in Swedish).
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About the Film Club
The Film Club resurrected in 2018 and presents films on the boundary between art and documentary. Often, the artist or director will take part in discussions after the screenings.
Film has had a prominent position at the Museum since the start. The Moderna Museet Film Club has existed since the Museum opened in 1958, showing everything from children’s matinees to the latest experimental art films.
During the 1990’s and early 2000’s the museum presented international artists in the series Contemporary Film and Video. Other screening have often been held in connection with exhibitions at the museum or in collaboration with The Royal Academy of Art, Filmform, Cinemateket, Tempo Documentary Film Festival, Cinemafrica, Stockholm’s Feminist Film Festival, among others.
The Film Club editorial team
Lena Essling, curator, Catrin Lundqvist, curator.
