Drop is a ‘direct film’, made by staining 16mm film strips with rough strokes. This results in a vivid range of flowing colours and textures that can be experienced as an immersion in a psychedelic bubble bath.
Also in this combined programme
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Sound over Water
The sky and the sea meet in a deep blue underwater evocation on 16mm. Floating particles, schools of fish and film emulsion converge. -
H(i)J
Hand-processed 16mm film, extremely rich in contrast, visualises solitary silence, a figure at sea, change and conception. -
Sahara Mosaic
From ancient Egypt to Las Vegas and McArabia: Sahara Mosaic puts the old and the new world on top of each other in an experimental… -
Dorothy (Ragged Film #4)
Hybrid film experiment encompasses both a love poem and a noise film. With music by the Japanese experimental turntablists BusRatch. -
One Record on December
Tamaki Shinkan explores 16mm film material. One Record on December seems to contain a virus that affects the image. -
Groundplay
Life is like a speck of dust. In Groundplay, the daily focus shifts and the camera noses about in a world on a different scale. -
28.IV.81 (Bedouin Spark)
Close-up cinematography turns a simple object into a site of meditative, celestial beauty.
Film details
- Country of production
- South Korea
- Year
- 2009
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 8'
- Medium/Format
- 16mm
