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Rob Leane Nov 3, 2016

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This article contains spoilers for Black Mirror series 3.

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In the gap between Black Mirror’s haunting Christmas episode White Christmas, and its first Americanised season on Netflix, I began to notice a lot of news articles pointing out the similarities between real life and the unsettling predictions that Charlie Brooker based his first seven anthology episodes around. Not least a certain situation involving a pig and a Prime Minister.

Eagle-eyed Den Of Geek readers may remember that I wrote an article about that. It was a lot of fun, in a terrified-for-the-future-of-mankind sort of way.

November 19, 2014

7:00 p.m.

Anthology Film Archives

2nd Ave. at 2nd St.

New York, NY 10003

Hosted by: New Filmmakers

Another Experiment By Women Film Festival (Axwff), the screening series curated by Lili White, will be hosting their 7th event as part of New Filmmakers at the Anthology Film Archives in New York City.

Filmmaker Rhayne Vermette has two films screening, including her amazingly abrasive abstract found footage piece, Black Rectangle; while Axwff curator Lili White will also be screening her landscape film Turquoise Beads, which compares post-9/11 NYC with New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon.

Also, if you aren’t in the NYC area and cannot make this screening, all films will be available for streaming from November 20 to 29 at the Axw/Online website, which is shaping up into a terrific resource thanks to all the dedication and hard work White has been putting into her Axw project.

The full film...