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This day we'll celebrate Otherness, Community and all things DIY. Explore art and listen to artists story about not fitting in. -PROGRAM-
ALL DAY: Exhibition and zine stalls in VOX
15.00 Cinema Cafe and VOX opens
16:00-16.30 Story by small-press publisher Zarina from Træsh Forlag.
17:00-17.45 Talk with artist and activist Erica Engdahl & Wil from the queer bookstore 'The Pond'. Moderated by Karina Wilsøe Stenby.
17.45-18.30 Break - Small exhibit in VOX and zinestalls
18.30-19.30 4 Shortfilms from Plastic Collective with short introductions by the directors.
19.45-21.05 Documentary 'Monster Road'
21.30 Cinema Cafe closes
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PLASTIC Collective presents:
A curated screening by PLASTIC Collective, an experimental art collective based in Viborg exploring new forms of animation and storytelling.From poetic reflections on transformation in Ameoba (Pernille Kjaer), to darkly humorous reflections on society in The Right to Be Forgotten (Tue Sanggaard), bittersweet minimalism in But Jane Was Deaf (Tobias Rud), and experimental explorations of cinematic form in A Visualization of a Cut (Claudia Munksgaard Palmqvist) – each film challenges perceptions of identity, society, and human connection.
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'MONSTER ROAD' (80mins, 2004):
A documentary that explores the wildly fantastic worlds of legendary underground clay animator Bruce Bickford. Tracing the origins of his remarkably unique sensibility, the film journeys back to Bickford's childhood. Bickford's films, especially the dark and magical clay animations he created for Frank Zappa in the 1970s, have achieved cult status worldwide. Entirely self-taught, the 56-year-old Bickford works alone in a makeshift basement studio in his house near Seattle. The movie reveals the wonder of creation and Georges pain of living a life disengaged from his family and centered on the imperfections in those around him.
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***FREE EVENT***
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-SAFER SPACE-
CPH Zine Fest always strives to be a safer space with no room for discrimination, racism, harassment, sexism any other aggressive behavior. If anyone is crossing your boundaries in any way or you witness someone else's boundaries being crossed, please tell the organizers at the event. They will wear a CPH Zine Fest logo on their shirt. The organizers has the right to remove any festival visitors, who do not follow the safe space principles.
-ACCESSIBILITY-
Unfortunately the venue does not have acces with a wheelchair. Theres no elevator and the event is on the 2nd floor.
Supported by Tuborgfondet.
This event is a part of CPH Zine Fest 2025, you can find the rest of the program here: https://fb.me/e/6sL98qwWs
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Husets biograf, Rådhusstræde 13, 1466 København K, Danmark, Copenhagen , Denmark
