Proximity

Inger Lise Hansen | Norway, United Kingdom | 2006 | 4' |

| IFFR 2007

An empty landscape film, shot with time-lapse and upside down, with a wondrous effect. A brief viewing instruction may be needed. The film is much too short to stop and think about the technique used once it starts, while you are also wondering whether it is original or not. Just enjoy the sight and allow your eyes to roam the image. Regauge your brain and leave the image intact, without trying to want to turn it round in your head. Four minutes free looking and then back to the start.

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