SFMF Series 1
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Women Destroying Things A series of increasingly dramatic insubordinations. From umbrella repair to a casual shooting, a world-destroying appetite, and polite terrorism, each rebellious act imagines a new world that might (or might not) be a kinder one. —Chelsea Birks & Laura Marks Program runtime: 68 min. Stenography Poland 2025 | Filip Jakubowski | 5 min. 4.1 MB Before the Beginning Iran 2026 | Yasaman Roohi | 1 min. 1 MB Between Stops Canada 2026 | Katayoon Dashtbazi | 4 min. 4.73 MB Good Girl Dispatches USA 2026 | Tonz | 4 min. 5.3 MB Where this flower blooms Canada 2026 | Ato Ngam | 4 min. 5.2 MB Tam Lin USA 2026 | Adam J. Porter | 6 min. 5.1 MB girl, grass, sky Canada 2026 | Danny Bridger | 2 min. 1.8 MB Anarchafeminist Divinations Germany 2024 | Işıl Karataş | 17 min. 23.8 MB Penny Dregg Canada 2008 | Lisa Anita Wegner | 2 min. 2.8 MB Driver’s License Columbia 2026 | José J. Martínez, Colombia | 9 min. 11.2 MB Beware the Hunger Canada 2026 | Monique Motut-Firth | 5 min. 6.2 MB We United Kingdom 2026 | Alex J. Pearl | 9 min. 8.7 MB —intermission— The Chaos of Quantity in Two Parts: Alien Capitalism and Telepathic Computation “Quantity itself is simultaneously rational and irrational,” remarked the Khartoum-based Crystalist conceptualists. These twin entangled programs perform this contradiction, oscillating between the allure of consumerism and the potential of the image. Both programs investigate the relentless accumulation of capital using different strategies. “Alien Capitalism” stages resistance against the chokehold of commodities. “Telepathic Computation” reappropriates capital for arcane purposes. The 1976 Crystalist manifesto states, “In response to this quantum chaos, Crystalist thought emerges and proposes the teleological quantity, which is…
