The Sleepers

  • 16'
  • USA
  • 1989
Mark LaPore: `Memory, as well as the residue of information in text and film from Sudan, led me to make The Sleepers in order to explain the impression that the Third World is present in the First World as an idea and a condition. The Sleepers is a film about how notions of culture are often defined by information received indirectly - information which frequently violates the particulars of people and place and makes questionable our ability to portray specific individuals as representatives of culture.
  • 16'
  • USA
  • 1989
Director
Mark LaPore
Country of production
USA
Year
1989
Festival Edition
IFFR 2006
Length
16'
Medium
16mm
Language
English
Director
Mark LaPore
Country of production
USA
Year
1989
Festival Edition
IFFR 2006
Length
16'
Medium
16mm
Language
English