We checked out the CPH:DOX film festival in Copenhagen that had a strand curated by Anohni – here are our essential picks
Brexitannia was put in Dazed’s ‘must see’ films of CPH:DOX 2017!

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We checked out the CPH:DOX film festival in Copenhagen that had a strand curated by Anohni – here are our essential picks
Brexitannia was put in Dazed’s ‘must see’ films of CPH:DOX 2017!
Brexitannia Trailer
Brexitannia
The first film about Brexit gives the floor to both the victorious 'people' and Noam Chomsky, in a both (tragi)comic, contradictory and disturbing voxpop.
Leave or Remain? Last summer's completely unexpected Brexit not only divided Britain into two irreconcilable camps. Rural and urban, old and young, nationalists and migrants – and not least the 'people' versus the 'elite'. But behind the many differences is a common reality, where every vote counts. This is also true in 'Brexitannia', the first film about Brexit, and a film that simply gives the floor to the people themselves. In (tragi)comic, angry, absurd and revealing scenes we meet the winners of the election one by one in a panoramic fresco, where pure British social realism meets sociological analysis in a cinematic framing. But it isn't all as black and white as the images in Timothy George Kelly's film, where also experts have something to say: Noam Chomsky gives us his wise explanation of the complex reasons for the shocking result. A phenomenon like Brexit is not just about national pride and cultural identity, but just as much about an international reality, where the future is just as uncertain as the outcome of the next election. - https://cphdox.dk/en/programme/film/?id=197
Directed by me with Stereotactic in Moscow, 2016. Shot on 16mm, miniDV and Red.
This is part three of three films. Part one. Part two.
Music video for Pinkshinyultrablast.
Premiered on The Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/mar/23/st-petersburg-shoegaze-watch-pinkshinyultrablasts-new-video#comments
Director: Timothy George Kelly Camera: Jared Hutchinson, Manas Sirakanyan & Maxim Schwarzkopf Post-production: TGK, Gaétan Nivon & Olga Stachowska
ELCPAS
With Mustafa Uzuner at the Q&A at !F Istanbul for the Turkish premiere of A City is an Island.
A City is an Island
A music documentary about Montreal by Timothy George Kelly Premiering at CPH:DOX and RIDM in November 2014
Featuring music from Mac DeMarco, Spencer Krug, Colin Stetson, Sean Nicholas Savage, AIDS Wolf, Patrick Watson, Tim Hecker, Ramzi, Gambletron, Pat Jordache, Braids, Mozart's Sister, Country, Tonstartssbandht, Cadence Weapon and many more
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I'm not dead
Reading Tatsumi's A Drifiting Life right now. This panel is how I have felt for a lot of this year.
The shift between short format to feature-length film work is such a giant leap. In all honesty, it's terrifying.
I just hope I am still walking in the right direction.
White Walls by Tim Kelly
Digital surveillance abstractions of art gallery employees. W1S. March 29, 2012.
Published in issue 5 of The Editorial.