An examination of the cinematographic space from within and without and its representation. A continuously repeating camera movement like a mantra, leading to new observations and insights.
Also in this combined programme
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You Have to Wait, Anyway
Field recording makes a statement about the cinematographic perception of time and identification.
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Running Sushi
Precisely for those who aren’t too keen on dance films, but do like choreography, this cooperation between the choreographer Chris Haring and the film
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Fences
Fences is a short abstract handmade film, creating optical illusions by exploring graphic fence and wheel structures.
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Dropping Furniture
We witness the destruction of a living environment. Slightly violent, yet also liberating.
Film details
- Country of production
- Japan
- Year
- 2007
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2009
- Length
- 6"
- Medium/Format
- DV cam NTSC
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