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    • ​QUEERING DI TEKNOLOJIK (2019)
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    • E1: STORIES OF REFUGE & RESISTANCE (2018)
    • PHYLUM MOLLUSCA: GASTROPODA (2017)
    • A QUEERING OF MEMORY: PARTS 1 & 2 (2017)
    • WHEN WE COME TO IT (2015)
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​QUEERING DI TEKNOLOJIK (2019) – HD 8.5min (Experimental)

QUEERING DI TEKNOLOJIK is a message from the future. The film is a companion piece to QUEER BABEL (2018) and utilises the same artificial intelligence digital voice software, except this time I have ‘queered the machine’ by training the AI with multiple voices. I worked with a group of other queer artists and activists, not only on the creation of the digital voice, but in deciding what we wanted the voice to say. We speculated about the possibilities of a temporality yet to come and created a whole backstory about the future and how humanity arrived there, which then informed the script. What does the future look, sound and feel like? Have they managed to overcome the challenges of climate change and avert the impending environmental catastrophe? Did they succeed in dismantling the white supremacist capitalist patriarchy and finally achieve equality for all? Which strategies of protest and resistance were the most effective? This is a message of hope.


Screenings 2022
  • Festivals:
    Govanhill International Festival & Carnival, Glasgow
    Hungry Eyes Festival, Giessen, Germany
Screenings 2021
  • Festivals:
    Palace International Film Festival, Bristol
Screenings 2020
  • Festivals:
    The Queer Archive Festival, Athens
    Ann Arbor Film Festival, Michigan
    BFI Flare Film Festival, London
    DC Shorts International Film Festival, Washington DC
    Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival
    Oslo/Fusion Film Festival
    GAZE LGBT+ Film Festival, Ireland
    Queer Visions Film Festival, Bristol
    Festival des Cinémas Différents de Paris
  • University screening: LCC Screen School Public Programme - London College of Communication
  • Guest lecture: Pop-up common room: ‘Putting PhD Practice at the Centre of the Conversation’. ​- London College of Communication
Screenings 2019
  • Conference: Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism (SGFA) – Tokyo
  • Festivals:
    BFI London Film Festival
    Fringe! Queer Film Fest
    ​image+nation Festival Film LGBTQueer Montréal
Awards
  • Winner of the Best British Film Award - 2020 Queer Visions Film Festival, Bristol. 
  • Winner of the '​George Manupelli Founder’s Spirit Award' at the 2020 Ann Arbor Film Festival. 
    www.aafilmfest.org/single-post/2020/03/29/And-the-Winners-Are
  • Nominated for the Best Short Film Award - 2019 BFI London Film Festival.
  • Nominated for Best British Short - 2020 Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival.


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  • Home
  • About
    • Contact
  • Films
    • ​QUEERING DI TEKNOLOJIK (2019)
    • QUEER BABEL (2018)
    • E1: STORIES OF REFUGE & RESISTANCE (2018)
    • PHYLUM MOLLUSCA: GASTROPODA (2017)
    • A QUEERING OF MEMORY: PARTS 1 & 2 (2017)
    • WHEN WE COME TO IT (2015)
    • BÉTON BRUT (2014)
    • LE WEEKEND (2007)
    • ATTACK (2005)
    • THE BIGGER THE BETTER (2002)
  • Access Support Work
  • Writing
    • Academic Writing
    • SEO Blog Writing >
      • Working from Home Tips for Success
      • Tips for Getting Back in Shape when Gyms Reopen
      • Olympics 2020 – One Year to Go
      • Explore New London Cycling Routes on Cycle to Work Day
      • World Breastfeeding Week 2020
      • Start Training for your First Triathlon
      • Happy International Left-Handers Day!
      • How to Avoid the Most Common Triathlon Injuries
      • Add Some Culture to your Exercise this August Bank Holiday
      • Migraine Awareness Week 2020
      • Naomi Osaka Overcomes Hamstring Injury to win the 2020 US Open
      • How to avoid the most common golfing injuries
      • Are You Doing Enough to Keep Your Heart Healthy?
      • Bryson DeChambeau wins the 2020 US Open with a scientific approach
      • The Importance of Rafael Nadal's Ritualistic Routine
      • Get Inspired by T20 Cricket and Condition Your Body for Next Season
      • Backcare Awareness Week 2020
      • Rugby: Harlequins, Wasps and... Hampstead?
      • Feel the Rugby Excitement with the Autumn Nations Cup
      • World AIDS Day 2020 - Global Solidarity, Shared Responsibility
      • Exciting Times Ahead for Wales Women Rugby
      • Take to the Slopes this December
      • Winter Solstice 2020
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