Triumph of the Wild explores the impulse of hunting and the resiliency of the people and animals in times of battle. The film covers over 400 years of history in ten minutes using stop-action animation. Paintings and puzzles in the film evolve from animal to human, from hunted to hunter, from wilderness to war zone, and from the horrific to the idealistic.
Also in this combined programme
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CTRL ALT ESCape from Rotterdam
Excerpt from a feature length Super-8 WORM.movie with a few thousand litres of freshly boiled fake blood as its main constituent and inspiration. -
Diaporama – Part One
This slide show by Anne Grèzes will take you on a cinema discovery trip around Europe with its photographic ‘montages’. -
Cube Cola 3D
Put your 3D glasses on and land in the midst of a Cube Cola lab. You will nearly touch the two Cube volunteers who are… -
Join the Freedom Force
Set to the groove-heavy, driving chorus of the song Casio Halbzeit by Knalpot, protesters strike out and are struck back in a dance of police… -
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Accidents
A free adaptation of two short stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Shadow and Silence, presented as a double-screen projection, with a complex reinvented narr -
S8ofPleinOPENair’01
This humorous film shows the setting-up of an itinerant outdoor cinema organised every summer by Cinema Nova (Brussels). With music by Ming. -
Evil of Dracula
Ultimate attempt to portray the world after death. Found footage pornography is part of the film, which was literally scratched with skeletons. -
One and One Is Life
A 16mm stop-action animated film in a world of sharp hallucinations, set to the almost Satie-like piano renderings of the mad composer Thollem Mc Dona -
Dinosaurs Expanded
An expanded cinema performance in which – apart from the flicker and direct contact with the celluloid – very little of the original survives. -
Environmental Tour of the Bristol Channel
A search to connect with the sea landscape both acoustically and psycho-geographically. -
Exercises by Bonom
This series of short videos by graffiti artist Bonom testifies that street art cannot easily be pigeonholed.
Film details
- Country of production
- USA
- Year
- 2010
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2010
- Length
- 5'
- Medium/Format
- Betacam Digi PAL
