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DMC-13 is a short video produced on analog video synthesisers at the Experimental Television Center in New York. The film uses images from a documentary on John DeLorean - the ill fated automobile manufacturer - who opened his luxury sports car factory in Belfast at the height of the troubles in the north of Ireland. As the US car industry collapsed, and DeLorean was arrested for alleged cocaine smuggling, his dream of `affordable luxury`, which had spent over £100 million of taxpayers money, also perished.

Paul Rowley is a visual artist and filmmaker. He first began making films in 1995. Since then he has completed over 30 shorts, feature films, video installations, and documentaries. The works are shown both in galleries and film festivals. Previous screenings include - Centre Pompidou Paris, Hammer Museum Los Angeles, Forum Expanded at the Berlin Film Festival, Photographers` Gallery, London, Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin/Madrid, Museum of Modern Art Dublin. He recently completed a 60 screen permanent installation at Los Angeles International Airport.