On the 13th of each month, hundreds of people gather at a site in the Mojave Desert to see visions of the Virgin Mary appear in the sun. As in her previous feature, Horne explores both the material and ideological means and meanings of these public rituals and spiritual transformations.
Ook in dit verzamelprogramma
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Dawn
A face and a streetlamp in the background, flashing on and off. We produce the motion in between the frames ourselves. -
SHU
Shot in 2004, SHU shows an isolated high-security prison in the Californian Mojave Desert at the time of the Blue Hour. -
Affection exonérante
A heliocentric, obsessive mediation about our natural source of light. Shot with a cell phone. -
12 Explosionen
Twelve times Johann Lurf sets off firework in the nocturnal streets: cheerful images without words. -
They Shine
The Mojave desert. Endless rows of solar mirrors slowly revolve, reflecting their surroundings. A voice recounts local stories. -
Easter Morning
A hypnotic blur of colour and multiple exposures. The last completed film of the legendary Conner, with music by Terry Riley. -
1859
A meditation on light, filtered through a Fresnel lense, which can ignite objects on contact. ‘LSD is illegal, 1859 is not.’
Film details
- Productieland
- USA
- Jaar
- 2008
- Festivaleditie
- IFFR 2009
- Lengte
- 6'
- Medium/Formaat
- Mini DV NTSC
