"A restrained subject surrenders to a sublime state of waiting in a mysterious underwater world." -Sundance Film Festival

Infinite Delay is an experimental film short that features mesmerizing underwater visuals with a breathtaking, immersive soundscape. This swirling pool of interrelated sounds and imagery features an original score with processed signal paths by Kadet along with artists mem1, a collaborative venture between Laura Thomas-Merino and m.cera in which sounds generated by extended cello technique are manipulated using custom software built in Max/MSP.

Infinite Delay is a film about the sublime nature of consciousness. It explores the subtleties of tension that exist between surrender and resistance through an unconventional, experiential narrative. The captivating underwater images of a restrained subject present a dialectic - possibly depicting someone who is being forced to wait, or alternatively representing a subject actively engaged in the erotics of waiting. The voiceless figure in this mysterious subterranean world investigates how renunciation could be an affirmation of power and a means of absolute embodiment. The sensing body in its inaction surrenders itself, and all questions of identity and placement are dissolved into a virtual suspension of absolute definition. The result is a blurring of lines - between the inner and outer world, self and other, and past and present.

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To view samples of all five Scan: shorts, please click to the installation page

Scan: is a series of shorts in which human gestures are translated into audible frequencies. With the absence of words and the presence of a translated score, various levels of interpreting and projecting a narrative onto the images are explored.
Past screenings: Aurora Picture Show, REDCAT, Highways Performance Space, 7Hz Video Festival and Timbrespace.

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Past screenings include: Verzaubert Film Festival, Germany; Reelout, Ontario; Inside Out, Toronto; Image & Nation, Montreal; Berlin Lesbian; Australia Gay & Lesbian Festival; NY MIX Festival; Cineffable, Paris; Chicago Underground; Frameline, SF; Flaming Film Fest, Mpls.

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A controversial dramatization of an original 1992 Tribe 8 stage act, starring Marya.

Premiered at The LAB in exhibition ‘TRANS-central.’ Past screenings include: Inside Out, Toronto; NY MIX; Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival; Outfest, Los Angeles; No Nothing Cinema-Film Arts Foundation, SF.

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Girls and cars. . .racy to the finish line! Impact Zone shows that girls can be chock full of drive & risk-taking thrill at every turn.

Received Best Experimental Award at the New York Underground Film Festival and the Athena Award for Outstanding Achievement In Experimental Fim from the Northern Arts Entertainment and The Naiad Press.

Past screenings include: Arizona State University Art Museum; The New School, NY; Central Florida Film & Video Festival; Pacific Film Archive, SF; New York Video Festival, Film Society of Lincoln Center; Welsh International Film Fest; Film Arts Foundation, SF; Honolulu Underground Film Festival; Stimulus Transit, SF; Cineffable, Montreuil, France; Melbourne’s Video & Film Festival; Berlin International; Vancouver Int’l; Cineffable, Paris; The Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, NY; Princeton’s Queer Articulations; Northern CA Independent Film & Video Festival; New Festival, NY.

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Parallels the loss of a lover to that of a family member as it explores the role of memory in carrying the pieces of one’s life so as to hold it eternal.

Past screenings include: Rhode Island School of Design; Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley; SF AIDS Memorial Chapel Project; Lesbian & Gay Film Festivals: Berlin Lesbian; Hamburg; Filmhuis Cavia, Amsterdam; Toronto’s Inside Out; Frameline, SF; Outfest, LA; NY MIX; Austin; Gutter Vision TV, Hollywood; SF City College Film Course; Chicago Underground.

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Take media into your own hands. . .

Past Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Screenings: London; Berlin Lesbian; Hamburg; Filmhuis Cavia, Amsterdam; Toronto’s Inside Out; Vancouver; Mexico City; Brussels; Verzaubert Festival, Germany; Montreal’s Image & Nation; Philadelphia; NY’s MIX; The Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, NY; Gutter Vision TV, Hollywood; Southern Exposure Gallery, SF; Chicago Underground; Chicago’s Reeling International Festival; New Festival, NY; Outfest, LA.

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Past Lesbian & Gay Film Festival screenings: CineSister Festival, Germany; Copenhagen; Hamburg; Berlin Lesbian; Toronto; Reeling Spinsters, London, Ontario; Montreal’s Image & Nation; Lesbisch-Schwule Filmtage, Hamburg; NY MIX; The Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, NY; Chicago Underground Film Festival; Frameline, SF.

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Premiered at Toronto’s Inside Out Festival. Past screenings include: Lesbisch-Schwule Filmtage, Hamburg; Berlin Lesbian; NY MIX; Bearded Lady Café; $.99 Queer Video Fest, SF

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Meet Count Dykula as she faces, and succumbs to, her ultimate enemy. . .the dental dam!

Past screenings include: P.S.122 Performance Space, NY; Hong Kong Arts Centre; Visibilia Festival, Bologna; Vancouver’s One World Screen festival; Berlin Lesbian; Cineffable Lesbian Film Festival, Paris; Montreal’s Image & Nation; Les Ecrans Ephemeres, Lille, France; Lesbisch-Schwule Filmtage, Hamburg; Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Museum of Art’s Film Forum; NY MIX Festival; Frameline Festival, SF.

Distributed by Frameline as part of the ‘She’s Safe’ FIRST EVER safe sex video compilation for women.

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