Re-sign
Published on Thursday 22nd April 2010
Snow
Published on Wednesday 24th February 2010
LONDON FASHION SHORTS February 19-24
Published on Friday 19th February 2010
Evening Scent
Published on Thursday 18th February 2010
Geisha Boy Geisha Girl
Published on Sunday 10th January 2010
b.1984
Published on Monday 30th November 2009
Any viewer of Maxim Northover’s films is a witness to a number of unhinged characters acting out a variety of roles, often in unnervingly familiar scenarios. Frequently a pastiche wedged between genres of melodrama and thriller, trash and avant-garde, the absurdity - and conversely the sensitivity - of human behaviour and inter-relations are amplified. Visually these two-minute movies are shot in either lurid colours or high contrast black and white. The films have manifold points of reference: both Hollywood and European cinema, feminist guerrilla films and a sharp observation of genuine social set-ups. However bizarre they get we can’t help feeling that we've been through the emotions, or wished we'd had the bottle to roam free as these heroines do in a reality not too altered from our own.
by Aubrey Lamour
“At times hilariously confusing, a parodic comment.”
Ludlow Bookman FAD Magazine
“Both nonchalant and disturbing, an accurate coupling of social interest and disinterest”
Florian Feigl Performer Stammtisch Berlin
Maxim’s films have recently been screened in NYC, Helsinki, Berlin, London and Barcelona. To find out when and where the next screening is, or just to find out more, contact Maxim directly: maxim@maximnorthover.com
aSPACE Gallery: RE-SOURCE
Published on Thursday 12th November 2009
aSPACE Gallery Hastings College
LUXOR
Published on Tuesday 10th November 2009