Beginning with natural light, an element that played a major role in cinematographic development, the subject of the film evolves around solar panels in France and Italy. We find ourselves in the middle of sparkling light and exposed to the wind, like the butterflies, the bees and the little clouds. (RL)
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Rien d’extraordinaire
Intimate, poetic film diary in Rose Lowder’s signature style. She ran the film through the camera multiple times whilst recording a mountain village. -
Tokyo – Ebisu
Double bill with Shibuya – Tokyo& uses an ingenious patchwork of thirty different shots to create a dynamic impression of the busiest metro line i -
Shrimp Boat Log
Mathematical concept by Leonardo da Vinci, translated by filmmaker Gatten into a beautiful conceptual film consisting of 300 shots, 29 frames long. -
Variationen
Super-8 blow-ups by a dedicated filmmaker who manages to capture moments that otherwise too readily escape. A catalogue of apparent insignificance. -
…These Blazeing Starrs!
Comets have augured catastrophe, upheaval and the end of days. A film about these meteoric ice-cored fireballs and their historic ties to divination. -
Shibuya – Tokyo
Double bill with Tokyo – Ebisu is an ingenious patchwork of thirty different shots showing station exits along Tokyo’s busiest metro line. -
Inter View
Makino Takashi’s condensing films work like escapist drugs. Inter View is relatively minimal and marks the start of his blue period.
Film details
- Productieland
- France
- Jaar
- 2010
- Festivaleditie
- IFFR 2011
- Lengte
- 2'
- Medium/Formaat
- 16mm
