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Liquidator

Karel Doing | Netherlands | 2010 | 8' | | IFFR 2011

The original film shows Haarlem through straightforward images and camera movements. Decay of the film stock means the images have changed dramatically. This adaptation of Willy Mullens’ archive film Haarlem (1922) zooms in on these effects using digital techniques such as ‘optical flow’ and ‘morphing’.

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Film details

Country of production
Netherlands
Year
2010
Festival edition
IFFR 2011
Length
8"
Medium/Format
35mm

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