FILM SERIES
UNFASHION MATTERS

 The production of fashion is the second most polluting industry in the world after the oil industry. This series is an eccentric montage of documentary, narrative and video art projects that confront us with a complex vision about the fashion industry as well as its economic and environmental impact. In other words, the series introduces questions about representation, the physical body, gender, south vs. north, consumption, agriculture, trade, international law, as well as alternative means of production and sustainable social justice. 

 

Behind the Label the Double Face of Indian Cotton 53"
By Cecilia Mastrantonio and Sebastiano Tecchio

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Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel (1:26’)
By Lisa Immordino Vreeland, Bent-Jorgen Perlmut

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Aso Oke (15’)
By Tunde Owolabi

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Lana (3’30”), Short for Elsa (2:30), Disappearing Act (1’30”) 
By Amy Podmore

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Vestiphobia (2’17”), Sweatshop Boogie (3’36”), Days of a Dandy (3’40”), Silks & Satins (4’43”)
Ideal Glass

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Seamstress (3’16”), Conversation with Zuzka (10’00”) 
By Zuzka Kurtz

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The Twelve Disciples of Nelson Mandela (73’) 
By Thomas Allen Harris

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Bug Bunny Duck Amuck (6’24”)
Warner Brothers Cartoon (1953)