Using a short segment of Russell’s early ethnographic film Daumë as its foundation, this double-projection performance employs a variety of 16mm film loops, hand-built electronics, prismatic lenses, and analogue components to create an audiovisual feedback loop that edges steadily towards the phenomenological. (BR)
Also in this combined programme
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Daumë
What does a film look like without a narrative, a character or even just an emotional state to identify with? -
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The Wet Season
In their very own way, Ben Russell and Brigid McCaffrey record the rapidly changing way of life of the local population in the interior of…
Film details
- Country of production
- USA
- Year
- 2008
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2009
- Length
- 20'
- Medium/Format
- Live Performance - double 16mm projection
