As new music took off in the UK in the late 1980s, acid house and techno were shaping a youth subculture comparable in scale to the hippie movement of the 1960s. The Second Summer of Love is a series composed of four pictures filmed to celebrate thirty years since the techno acid house revolution. The films study various aspects of youth subcultures which emerged together with the rise of electronic music on both sides of the Atlantic. Beat Film Festival and Garage Screen will present these works on August 30 and 31.
Garage Screen. The Second Summer of Love. Joint Program with Beat Film Festival
Date
Place
Garage Screen summer cinema
GARAGE SCREEN PARTNER
tickets
Standard:350 RUB
Student: 250 RUB*
Concessions for pensioners, veterans, large families, and visitors with disabilities (with one carer): 175 RUB**
To book members’ tickets, call +7 (499) 345-10-00 or email members@garagemca.org. Booked tickets must be paid for no later than 30 minutes before the screening.
Film will be shown in original language with Russian subtitles.
Screening accessible for the deaf and hard of hearing.
* For students of 18 to 25 years old with student ID
** Please bring proof of eligibility
Schedule
Everybody in the Place: An Incomplete History of Britain 1984-1992
A postmodernist lecture on acid house by contemporary artist Jeremy Deller.
Date
Friday, August 30
Time
20:30-22:00
Place
Garage Screen summer cinema
The Second Summer of Love: Shorts
Artists as much as film directors, the authors featured in the Second Summer of Love series of screenings, including Wu Tsang, Josh Blaaberg and Jenn Nkiru, share a multidisciplinary approach, presenting powerful and paradoxical statements about the 1988 music revolution.
Date
Saturday, August 31
Time
20:30–22:00
Place
Garage Screen summer cinema