Michael Pattison

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Michael Pattison is a writer and film critic from Gateshead, England. His writing has been published by Sight and Sound, the BFI, Reverse Shot, MUBI, VICE, Fandor, Indiewire, RogerEbert.com, The Guardian, Playboy, Film Comment, Filmmaker, Cineaste, Senses of Cinema, Little White Lies, The Calvert Journal, Tribune, kolik.film, KINO!, Ekran, SIRP and others. He has also reviewed films for BBC Radio. Michael contributed several essays, including the chapter introduction on documentaries, to Directory of World Cinema: Britain 2 (Intellect 2015). His booklet essays for home entertainment releases include the Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection (Arrow), The Driller Killer (Arrow), and The Last Detail (Powerhouse). In August 2016, Michael joined the programming team at Alchemy Film and Arts Festival. As a programming consultant and/or Q&A moderator, he has also worked for the Viennale, Crossing Europe (Linz), Bradford International Film Festival, Kino Otok (Izola), IndieLisboa (Lisbon), CurtoCircuíto (Santiago de Compostela) and Seville European Film Festival. Michael has tutored workshops for aspiring critics at Warsaw Film Festival, Dokufest (Prizen), ZubrOFFka Short Film Festival (Białystok), Black Nights Film Festival (Tallinn), Curtas Vila do Conde and Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival. He has appeared on juries at festivals in Cartagena de Indias, Warsaw, Ljubljana, Marseille, Palić, Drama, Thessaloniki, Bratislava, Lisbon, Lecce, Santiago de Compostela, Lima, Bradford and Pančevo. Michael has a first-class BA (Hons.) degree in Film and English Studies from the University of East Anglia and a distinction-standard MA in Film from Newcastle University. http://www.idfilm.net/

Most Popular Michael Pattison Trailers

Total trailers found: 15

Maya the Bee Movie Trailer (2014)

11 September 2014

A bubbly little bumblebee rebels against the rules of the hive to make all kinds of friends—from violin-playing grasshoppers to a hornet named Sting.

River Trailer (2012)

31 December 2012

A short companion piece to "Play History" recounting the struggles of the Keelmen of Tyne and Wear against forced naval recruitment.

Gwent Jykmel: A Fragmented Short on Language Trailer (2006)

31 July 2006

A short film by Michael Pattison.

Lea River Bridges Trailer (2017)

24 June 2017

From Waltham Abbey to the River Thames, "Lea River Bridges" documents a single dérive through East London, taking the many overhead structures that span the River Lea as its structuring principle.

Five Markers Trailer (2012)

31 December 2012

A short companion piece to "Play History" presenting five markers of territory on and around Tyneside.

Is Not Trailer (2006)

30 May 2006

A circular short film on violence, using long takes and dead time.

Textures Trailer (2006)

30 August 2006

A short documentary on the Tyneside music scene.

Dead Centre Trailer (2017)

01 August 2017

Cycles of everyday urban living play out against a site of zombie capitalism.

Still Trailer (2006)

31 March 2006

Two young males respond in different ways to the stillness of narrative, information, the visual frame.

Memories and Desires, or: Letters from Garek Babquis Concerning “The Diagnosis” Trailer (2009)

31 December 2009

Institutional bureaucracies affect a researcher's relationship; in turn, a break-up sends him towards a diagnostic assessment.

Hymn Trailer (2005)

31 December 2005

An artist realises the very thing causing his creative block is the one thing he wishes to give expression to - a break-up.

The Little Match Girl Trailer (2005)

01 January 2005

Road Trailer (2006)

30 September 2006

A man and a woman are attacked on a country road. The woman loses her sight, the man loses his hearing.

Play History Trailer (2012)

06 September 2012

"Play History" concerns the historical development of a particular landscape and the social, political and economic implications that inform it.

Lubiana Laibach Trailer (2021)

09 June 2021

The Path of Remembrance and Comradeship is a long walkway encircling Ljubljana, Slovenia, charting the length of a military perimeter that surrounded the city during its occupation in World War Two.