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<strong>TATE</strong> FILM<br />

& Ray Eames ‘Toccata For Toy Trains’ which is the<br />

antithesis of your film (even down to celebrating<br />

toys-which-aren’t-models whereas your guy’s<br />

mind is deadpan reality-replication, even down<br />

to timetabling, models-that-only-happen-tobe-toys)?<br />

There’s a CAHIERS-style piece here on<br />

your film being about films as well as trains, both<br />

being illusionisms, and why bourgeois realism<br />

knows the model-reality difference perfectly well<br />

but loves pretending that it doesn’t- in the case<br />

of trains because confronting reality with a real<br />

train always has something heroic about it, steam<br />

against the sky,, steel lunging through space,<br />

whereas the model has no heroism at all, it’s the<br />

apotheosis of infantile –obsessional control, not<br />

to say consummate anality about…motions.’<br />

Raymond Durgnat, December 1988<br />

Routine Pleasures is film essay that grew<br />

from the close friendship between Manny<br />

Farber and Jean-Pierre Gorin, and deals with<br />

method and work, American culture and<br />

landscape, and artistic imagination.<br />

SCHEDULE<br />

Programme One<br />

Friday, 25 September 19.00<br />

No Quarto da Vanda (In Vanda’s Room)<br />

Screening introduced by Pedro Costa<br />

Programme Two<br />

Saturday, 26 September 19.00<br />

Juventude em Marcha (Colossal Youth)<br />

Programme Three<br />

Sunday, 27 September 12.00<br />

Billie Holiday Sings ‘Fine and Mellow’<br />

O Sangue (Blood)<br />

Programme Four<br />

Sunday, 27 September 15.00<br />

Casa de Lava<br />

Tarrafal<br />

Programme Five<br />

Sunday, 27 September 18.30<br />

Ossos (Bones)<br />

Programme Six<br />

Friday, 2 October 19.00<br />

Ne Change Rien<br />

Screening introduced by Pedro Costa<br />

Programme Seven<br />

Saturday, 3 October 15.00<br />

Itinéraire de Jean Bricard, Jean-Marie Straub<br />

and Danièle Huillet<br />

Sicilia!, Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet<br />

Programme Eight<br />

Saturday, 3 October 19.00<br />

Où Gît Votre Sourire Enfoui? (Where Does<br />

Your Hidden Smile Lie?)<br />

6 Bagatelas<br />

Followed by a conversation between Pedro<br />

Costa and Jean-Pierre Gorin.<br />

Programme Nine<br />

Sunday, 4 October 12.00<br />

The Struggle, DW Griffith<br />

Programme Ten<br />

Sunday, 4 October 14.00<br />

Puissance de la parole (The Power of Words),<br />

Jean-Luc Godard<br />

Beauty #2, Andy Warhol<br />

Programme Eleven<br />

Sunday, 4 October 17.00<br />

Le Cochon (The Pig), Jean Eustache<br />

Routine Pleasures, Jean-Pierre Gorin<br />

Followed by a conversation between Pedro<br />

Costa and Jean-Pierre Gorin.<br />

Curator: Stuart Comer<br />

Assistant Curator: Marie Canet<br />

With special thanks to Ricardo Matos Cabo.<br />

Pedro Costa Ossos 1997 © Pedro Costa<br />

Pedro Costa No Quarto da Vanda 2000 © Pedro Costa<br />

Pedro Costa Tarrafal 2007 © Pedro Costa<br />

Pedro Costa Où Gît Votre Sourire Enfoui? 2001 © Pedro Costa<br />

Pedro Costa O Sangue 1989 © Pedro Costa Pedro Costa Juventude em Marcha 2006 © Pedro Costa

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