Pyramids

John Smith | United Kingdom | 2006 | 6' |

| IFFR 2007

At the last Rotterdam Film Festival, John Smith finally received the recognition he deserved: that of a world-famous experimental film maker. Filled with self-confidence, he decided on the spot to make a new masterpiece, armed only with a camera and a bar of chocolate.

Also in this combined programme

Regarding the Pain of Susan Sontag (Notes on Camp)
Short: As Long As It Takes
In this work, Reinke goes looking for the essence of Susan Sontag’s photographs.
The Projection Has Begun
Short: As Long As It Takes
Using a fictional fragment from the life of Don Quixote, the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben talks about the six most beautiful minutes in the his
Portrait As…
Short: As Long As It Takes
A wayward portrait of film maker Stephen Dwoskin.
Die Entnazifizierung des MH
Short: As Long As It Takes
A precise reconstruction of the train of thought with which Martin Heidegger tried to defend his Nazi past.
L’heure du passage
Short: As Long As It Takes
A fresh look at a worn philosophical concept: the Cave of Plato.
Andrey
Short: As Long As It Takes
Poetic, attractive homage to maestro Tarkovsky. With archive material; images he shot in 1965 in an Armenian monastery.