Boiler Room es probablemente la plataforma de streaming musical más importante de la década y acaba de debutar hace unos días un nuevo canal que explora el papel de la música dentro del cine, la política, el arte y la moda; el fin es obtener registros multifacéticos que combinan proyecciones, música en vivo, instalaciones y DJ sets.  [4:3 (four: three)](https://fourthree.boilerroom.tv/) es el nombre del sitio y dará alojamiento a eventos programados en tiempo real, dependiendo de la zona geográfica.

4:3 abarca todos los géneros underground a través de una narrativa con temas de identidad, y conectará los puntos entre la cultura club y el cine.

4:3 is Boiler Room’s platform for underground film.

THE 4:3 ONLINE FILM FESTIVAL - 4:3

La transmisión es gratuita y se enfocará en documentales musicales, largometrajes y material de archivo; [fue curada por Elijah Wood, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Peaches y Jenn Nkiru](https://fourthree.boilerroom.tv/playlist/four-three-curators). Hasta el momento el contenido va de documentales del Paradise Garage de Nueva York y UKG, a contribuciones de Sun Ra, Sudán Archives, Jeff Mills, Vince Staples, Blood Orange, David Mancuso y Ron Hardy.

El primer filme original de 4:3 trata de la escena queer en Manchester, _Fleshback: Queer Raving en la Twilight Zone de Manchester,_ producción de Anaïs Brémond.

► ‘Fleshback: Queer Raving in Manchester’s Twilight Zone’ is a Boiler Room and British Council  film uncovering forgotten stories from Manchester’s queer clubbing scene.

In the 1980s-1990s, Manchester’s queer clubbing scenes was localised around The Hacienda’s seminal queer party, Flesh and a club called Number 1. Aided by hit TV show, Queer as Folk, the city’s gay scene entered the mainstream in the late 90s.

The film explores this history while revealing all about those carrying the torch of alternative rave culture, featuring collectives such as Homo Electric, Meat Free, Body Horror, and High Hoops. Each have a different approach and musical feel, drawing in different crowds, yet sharing the same vision. The film uses archive footage in a way that’s voluntarily anachronistic in places, as a way to highlight the continuum between Flesh and The Hacienda, and the parties that are happening today outside of Manchester’s city centre.

The release of the film marks the 30 years anniversary since Section 28 was enacted. Section 28 was the last piece of homophobic law in the UK, and stated that councils should not "intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality" in its schools or other areas of their work. Section 28 was enforced in 1988 before it was repealed in Scotland in 2000 and then 2003 in the rest of the UK.

Steffi, DJ and promoter for Meat Free in Manchester says, “People are very honest up North, and big movements don’t always wash with the northerners. We’re not about branding or excluding people. Sexual identity is not at the forefront of our parties.”

Chapter 2 dropping June 5th.
Full documentary series out on June 12th

Directed by Stephen Isaac-Wilson

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Queer Raving in Manchester's Twilight Zone | Fleshback: Chapter 1 | Boiler Room Documentary

¡Por fin un Netflix para el underground!

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