Aeon, War Zone, Robert Fulton, Memory of Kurt Kren, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Last Temptation, Democratic Convention 1984, Papa John Creach, Waterfall, Khorosho, Flashbacks, Have Another Espresso, Battle Stations, San Francisco Art Institute (A Ghost Story)

Dominic Angerame's works search for unfamiliar views of seemingly familiar things: cities, landscapes, faces, and bodies. The filmmaker's desire to make everyday images "strange" at the editing table, to learn to see them fresh and to estrange them from our senses, makes his films seem - in all the different social realities they contain - always distanced as well, as if they led to another world beyond the concrete, beyond time and defined space. In Angerame's films, which pay homage to films from early cinema and the classic avant-garde to American underground films of the 1960s and 70s and non-narrative films of the present day, an amazingly comprehensive history of the "visionary" moving image is…