Francis Alÿs Movies

  • 2017
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    Presented at the Iraqi Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale.

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  • 2011
    Children’s Game #11: Wolf and Lamb

    Children’s Game #11: Wolf and Lamb

    Children’s Game #11: Wolf and Lamb

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    A group of children hold hands in a circle. The child in the middle plays the lamb, the one outside is the wolf. The wolf tries to catch the lamb by...

    Children’s Game #11: Wolf and Lamb
  • 2024
    Children’s Game #43: Mosquito de Pachacútec

    Children’s Game #43: Mosquito de Pachacútec

    Children’s Game #43: Mosquito de Pachacútec

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    The game “Mosquito of Pachacútec” refers to the historical metaphor of how the Inca Empire was challenged in its territorial...

    Children’s Game #43: Mosquito de Pachacútec
  • 1997
    Paradox of Praxis 1 (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing)

    Paradox of Praxis 1 (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing)

    Paradox of Praxis 1 (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing)

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    For more than nine hours, Francis Alÿs pushes a block of ice through the streets of Mexico City until it completely melts.

    Paradox of Praxis 1 (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing)
  • 2020
    Children’s Game #24: Pandemic Games

    Children’s Game #24: Pandemic Games

    Children’s Game #24: Pandemic Games

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    Children’s Game #24: Pandemic Games
  • 2024
    Children’s Game #45: 1, 2, 3, Freeze!

    Children’s Game #45: 1, 2, 3, Freeze!

    Children’s Game #45: 1, 2, 3, Freeze!

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    Grandma’s Footsteps in Britain, Red light, green light in North America, Thunder, weather, lightning in Austria, One, two, three, ciggy...

    Children’s Game #45: 1, 2, 3, Freeze!
  • 2017
    Children’s Game #19: Haram Football

    Children’s Game #19: Haram Football

    Children’s Game #19: Haram Football

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    In August 2017, during the final phase of the Fatah (Conquest) Operation, the Iraqi Army pushed Islamic State combatants back from the east bank of...

    Children’s Game #19: Haram Football
  • 2024
    Children’s Game #48: A Corda

    Children’s Game #48: A Corda

    Children’s Game #48: A Corda

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    Each person’s action affects everybody. This fine principle of teamwork applies even when individuals are pulling in different directions....

    Children’s Game #48: A Corda
  • 2017
    Children’s Game #18: Knucklebones

    Children’s Game #18: Knucklebones

    Children’s Game #18: Knucklebones

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    Knucklebones, or jacks, has existed for more than 2000 years and was first played with the astralagus bones of a sheep. This version –played...

    Children’s Game #18: Knucklebones
  • 2016
    Children’s Game #16: Hopscotch

    Children’s Game #16: Hopscotch

    Children’s Game #16: Hopscotch

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    Outside a stark tent city, this version of the game involves a grid of squares, two across by six long, marked by lines gouged into the arid ground....

    Children’s Game #16: Hopscotch
  • 2000
    Re-enactment

    Re-enactment

    Re-enactment

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    For this work Alÿs purchased a gun in Mexico City then walked through the city streets with the weapon in his hand. After eleven minutes he was...

    Re-enactment
  • 2023
    Children’s Game #41: Chapitas

    Children’s Game #41: Chapitas

    Children’s Game #41: Chapitas

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    Ordinary bottle tops, once flattened, threaded and tensed for spinning, become as sharp as gladiator swords. It’s edge against thrumming edge...

    Children’s Game #41: Chapitas
  • 2008
    Children’s Game #4: Elastic

    Children’s Game #4: Elastic

    Children’s Game #4: Elastic

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    Close-up on shiny boots, knotted elastic, cobbles. Within the confines of a courtyard two demure little girls are playing a game of confinement,...

    Children’s Game #4: Elastic
  • 2023
    Children’s Game #37: Che Ling

    Children’s Game #37: Che Ling

    Children’s Game #37: Che Ling

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    Che Ling means “pull bell sound”. This ancient Chinese juggling is a form of yoyo, once popular in Europe as “diabolo”. Two...

    Children’s Game #37: Che Ling
  • 2019
    Children’s Game #21: Hand Stack

    Children’s Game #21: Hand Stack

    Children’s Game #21: Hand Stack

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    Children’s Game #21: Hand Stack
  • 2022
    Children’s Game #34: Appelsindans

    Children’s Game #34: Appelsindans

    Children’s Game #34: Appelsindans

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    Each couple tries to save an orange from gravity. When it falls, the pair is eliminated. This exercise in collaboration involves intimacy: faces are...

    Children’s Game #34: Appelsindans
  • 2009
    If you are a typical spectator, what you are really doing is waiting for the accident to happen

    If you are a typical spectator, what you are really doing is waiting for the accident to happen

    If you are a typical spectator, what you are really doing is waiting for the accident to happen

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    “After about ten minutes the action comes to an abrupt end when Alÿs unthinkingly follows the bottle into the street and is hit by a...

    If you are a typical spectator, what you are really doing is waiting for the accident to happen
  • 1999
    Children's Game #1: Caracoles

    Children's Game #1: Caracoles

    Children's Game #1: Caracoles

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    High above the city that shimmers like a distant sea, a boy kicks a plastic bottle half full of liquid up a steep shanty road of light and dark. A...

    Children's Game #1: Caracoles
  • 2009
    Children’s Game #6: Sandcastles

    Children’s Game #6: Sandcastles

    Children’s Game #6: Sandcastles

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    The castle must be positioned just far enough from the sea to be completed before the tide reaches it. As the moat is dug by busy spades, the vacated...

    Children’s Game #6: Sandcastles
  • 2023
    Children’s Game #42: Tenebom

    Children’s Game #42: Tenebom

    Children’s Game #42: Tenebom

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    The name of the game comes from the Spanish “tenedor,” fork, but its other name, “Come fango, Eat Mud,” seems more apt as we...

    Children’s Game #42: Tenebom