Wormhole: The Films of Bill Domonkos
9 AUGUST 2008
Join us on Friday, August 29 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Space 242!
Inspired by cinema, science, and literature, Bill Domonkos has long been a festival favorite. His darkly seductive films have showcased the music of The Residents, Jill Tracy, Aero-Mic'd, and Tchaikovsky. Using chiaroscurro, digital effects, and animation, Domonkos blends archival footage and Victorian photographs to create a hauntingly beautiful collection of work. Check out his feature article in the Boston Globe!
ARTIST WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
RSVP is required for attendance.
For more information, visit Bill Domonkos' website.
SPACE 242 is located in Boston's South End at 242 E. Berkeley Street, between Albany Street and Harrison Avenue in Boston (The Medieval Manor Building). It is accessible via the MBTA's Silver Line: E. Berkeley Street, Red Line: Broadway Station, Orange Line: Back Bay Station, and Green Line: Arlington Street Station. Street parking is available on E. Berkeley Street and Harrison Avenue after 6pm, and there is metered parking on Washington Street.
Direct Submissions Now Active
5 AUGUST 2008
BUFF is now currently accepting submissions through our direct submission system in addition to Withoutabox. The entry fees for direct submissions are listed below.
Call For Entries
28 MAY 2008
9 AUGUST 2008
Join us on Friday, August 29 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Space 242!
Inspired by cinema, science, and literature, Bill Domonkos has long been a festival favorite. His darkly seductive films have showcased the music of The Residents, Jill Tracy, Aero-Mic'd, and Tchaikovsky. Using chiaroscurro, digital effects, and animation, Domonkos blends archival footage and Victorian photographs to create a hauntingly beautiful collection of work. Check out his feature article in the Boston Globe!
ARTIST WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
RSVP is required for attendance.
For more information, visit Bill Domonkos' website.
SPACE 242 is located in Boston's South End at 242 E. Berkeley Street, between Albany Street and Harrison Avenue in Boston (The Medieval Manor Building). It is accessible via the MBTA's Silver Line: E. Berkeley Street, Red Line: Broadway Station, Orange Line: Back Bay Station, and Green Line: Arlington Street Station. Street parking is available on E. Berkeley Street and Harrison Avenue after 6pm, and there is metered parking on Washington Street.
Direct Submissions Now Active
5 AUGUST 2008
BUFF is now currently accepting submissions through our direct submission system in addition to Withoutabox. The entry fees for direct submissions are listed below.
REGULAR DEADLINE (31 OCT 2008)
- $40 - Short
- $50 - Medium-Length
- $60 - Feature
Call For Entries
28 MAY 2008
The Boston Underground Film Festival announces its eleventh annual competition celebrating the bizarre and insane in the world of film and video. The festival is held the last weekend of March 2009 and features the best in provocative and experimental features, shorts, animations, music videos, and documentaries.
The festival seeks the alternative, the confrontational, the political and the controversial. BUFF seeks films that celebrate alternative visions and sounds, offering a platform that encourages new ideas and work and pushes the envelope in style and content.
Early Deadline: August 1, 2008
Regular Deadline: October 31, 2008
Late Deadline: December 5, 2008
See our Submissions page for more information.
