A triple commemoration of one of the most famous of the film classics, as it was aired on television recently. Episode 1 (Ape Space) combines apemen with stand ins for commercials. Episode 2 (A Sequel in 1:4:9 Parts) toys around with splitscreen. Episode 3 (In Space No One Can Hear) translates the story back to the language of silent cinema.
Also in this combined programme
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Look at me Standing Here
Digital manipulations turn a street scene into an endless affair and suggest a whole range of emotions.
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Brain Becoming Digital Prototype
To what extent is the image of our brain on a monitor, the reflection or rather a construction of our mind?
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Come Softly
A provocation that conjures up fantasies and fears through the imagery of aeroplanes and gay erotica.
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A not = A or for Devatas who keep on Dancing
Aphorism against the mass media tumble through the white noise. A true revolution happens when the image denies itself.
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Bardosphère
A tape that focuses uncompromisingly on the building blocks of every television and computer image: the pixel.
Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2001
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2002
- Length
- 24"
- Medium/Format
- Betacam SP PAL
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