Tash Tung

Regarded by many as one of the greatest sci-fi scripts never made, The Tourist tells the story of a sex-charged alien underworld in the heart of Manhattan. After attracting attention from luminaries of the film world including visionary director Francis Ford Coppola and Quadrophenia's Franc Roddam, the film ultimately fell into production limbo. Centred around Stephen Mallinder's position as one of the world's foremost electronic music pioneers through his work with Cabaret Voltaire and featuring Phil Winter of Tunng and acclaimed electronic producer Benge, Wrangler will provide a live soundtrack to the dark script with visuals from Tash Tung and live visuals from Dan Conway.

In a tender dialogue between the filmmaker, her acrobat partner, and her deceased mother, “Still, Moving” examines life in the wake of death as time ticks by, through the existential musings of a clown in a long-distance relationship. This experimental and intimate film threads together voice notes, journal entries and conversations of the filmmaker, Tash, and her partner, Ange, in an attempt to make sense of their dreams, fears and the major life events that occur whilst on tour: the idea of motherhood after losing a mother, a birthday, an injury. Filmed in East London, across the Netherlands and Latvia, the film explores togetherness when apart and exists, in itself, as an artefact of the relationship.

Short film about growing up in the absence of a role model. The film accompanies Lucinda Chua's song.