Mathematical re-composition of fragments of old 16mm films through a heightfield effect. Images have been digitally enhanced, and blacks and whites have been boosted. The end result is 3D images which create an explosion of light and colour.
Also in this combined programme
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An Insane Portrait
Excerpt from an unusual, sensual and wild film portrait of Josée Andrei: painter, photographer, tarot card reader, blind from birth, eccentric and exc -
So che c’è un uomo
A family is confronted with doubts, fears and malaise. A sanguine and dense family story where filters between bodies and space suddenly fall down. -
46′ bis
This initial stop-motion film made in Rue de Belleville in Paris has become a real classic. Surreally beautiful. -
Caniche
This ironic and comically subversive short animation tells the astonishing story of an encounter between a poodle and a women’s magazine. -
Tokyo-Picnic
A vision of Tokyo in accelerated time. Smooth and scratchy sounds create an indescribably tense atmosphere. -
The Lost World
In a contemporary version of the magic lantern, illustrator Nic Rawling brings figures and scenes to life. Created by The Paper Cinema, accompanied by -
Zeebrugge to Invade
Think lo-fi, low-budget blockbuster films and eighties VHS technology. Now you can enter Richie’s world. Is he serious or not?! -
Rapresent
This film is the portrait of Bojan, a young man with a passion for graffiti and hip-hop. He died at the age of 21 from… -
X, Y
Sixties or seventies film making – but shot in 2007. The grainy, dreamy visual sequences in this personal home movie unfold randomly.
Film details
- Country of production
- Belgium
- Year
- 2002
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 16'
- Medium/Format
- 16mm
