_____g.s is very excited to invite you to A Door Ajar #3, presented by Reece Cahill on Monday, September 28th, from 5:30pm (a Public Holiday)

Presenting a breadth of outcomes, A Door Ajar is an ongoing series of film screenings that focuses on the handmade and the communal, aiming to platform non-commercial approaches to distribution and funding; with a particular interest in alternative ways of seeing and non-narrative approaches. The latest iteration considers Ohio-born, Virgina-based filmmaker Kevin Jerome Everson’s feature Erie (2010; 81 min).

Built through a series of single-take, black and white, 16mm sequences, filmed in and around communities near Lake Erie, Everson’s film contains an unwavering conviction in the seemingly undramatic minutes, and seconds that cinema routinely passes over as unworthy of prolonged attention. Presenting scenes that relate to Black migration in the USA, contemporary conditions, folks concentrating on the task at hand, theatre and famous art objects, Erie incorporates a mix of scripted and documentary moments with a persistent, responsive method of filming to shift focus from the fixity of time and space, to the fluid role of the people within.

With special thanks to Kevin Jerome Everson, Madeleine Molyneaux, Picture Palace Pictures.

Ticket + complementary drink: $15.

Doors – 5:30pm
Screening – 6:00pm

Address: Shop 13, 375 William Street

The gallery is located on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible. If you’re after dinner, please consider eating at one of our neighbours restaurants.

_____g.s is located on unceded Whadjuk Noongar Boodja. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and acknowledge their continuing sovereignty, culture and law. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

Image credit: ©Kevin Jerome Everson; courtesy the artist; trilobite-arts DAC; Picture Palace Pictures.

Contact the host of A Door Ajar #3: 'Erie' by Kevin Jerome Everson (2010)