Jeff Keen Movies

Omozap is a gun-wielding wildman and Keen anti-superhero akin to The Punisher. Compulsive animation and action look to the Artwar films and videos to...

Rayday Film was shown projected in several 100-foot length parts from multiple projectors. The friends and family who featured in costume and...

Omozap is a gun-wielding wildman and Keen anti-superhero akin to The Punisher. Compulsive animation and action look to the Artwar films and videos to...

Jeff Keen dons paper masks and his knitted Artwar jacket, after avoiding bombs and pacing a moonlike landscape.

Made between 1970 and 1975, Jeff Keen's films always contain internal layers and films within films. The twenty-four films here include hand-painted...

Comics, monsters and a zombified Keen are gently desecrated in this paint-flecked film that also features a picture of Jackie Keen crying...

Breakout is an unfinished film and, unusually for Keen, contains a loose narrative. It presents the story of a young man hounded by a large pink...

A Super-8 portrait of Jeff Keen. This short but evocative experimental portrait melds Keen's style with that of its maker, Ian Helliwell, another...

Made to represent an entire cinema programme, Meatdaze consists of six sections that include cartoons, supporting and main features.

Experimental short featuring motorbikes and animation. This is the second version of Jeff Keen's first film; that film became too worn.

America comes to Brighton as three beatniks hang out, listen to records and smoke before strange hats appear out of nowhere and a cartoon bubble...

Stealth bombers hover over crashing waves and ruined land. Using found footage and several thick layers of video, Jeff Keen presents and visceral...

White Lite is something of a mystical film, evoking the feeling of going 'through the looking glass' to another world, despite the fact it was...

This vibrant montage of colours and positive and negative images shows Jeff Keen filtering and reflecting on his previous films.

For this video, Jeff Keen had all his images for the Artwar series run together and over the top of each other.

Produced by Jeff Keen for looping in an exhibition context.

A deliberately non-synchronous film, shot in 8mm with the sound on tape. Piero Heliczer reads his poem "The Autumn Feast," and the visuals interact...

Jeff Keen had a chance encounter with a collection of old 78 speed records at a Brighton flea market and used it as an opportunity to create a...

This version of Artwar builds from performances with paper masks and implements and various sequences of gunfire.

A short, sharp, visceral attack on the news using, amongst other things, science fiction footage and scattered newspaper headlines.