Vincent Grenier: ‘An introspective and personal piece that speaks of apparently vague but relevant items such as: being away from home, time/space travel, in-between stages/state, bridges, merging, mirrors, skeletons, presence/lack thereof, humour of the ordinary, being plugged-in, contained, defined, homing. Capture attempts to look at the evidence, to unravel a puzzling mystery.’
Also in this combined programme
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Aurora Street
Looking out through the window one autumn morning when passing time moves the soul and the heating can be turned on again. -
Aquatica
A head-trip to the nether reaches of Neptune’s haunts where tourists glide through guts of glass to ooh and aah at the mysteries of the… -
The Back Steps
A brief moment from my kids’ Halloween party presents an opportunity for a painterly exploration of folded time. (LP) -
Treeline
A minimalistic video, a kind of repetitous stammering with complex variations in rhyme and locomotion. -
Omen
An antiphon of beckoning. A summons to the underworld of faraway interiors. -
Flo Rounds a Corner
Architecture is unmoored while the animate and inanimate dance in this floating world of high-powered spatial illusionism. -
Color Study
A humorous, digitally induced meditation on colours, motion and space from a few frames of road-side autumn panorama in upstate New York. -
The Living Room
The Living Room digitally dramatises and multiplies chosen manifestations and implications of ‘On/Off’ and/or ‘Absence/Presence’.
Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2000
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2001
- Length
- 6'
- Medium/Format
- 16mm