Where Was I
Thanks to the global network, our minds are constantly roaming the planet, yet our senses still need boundaries. In this programme: Unmanned Distances (Bertrand Flanet), The Visitor (Rachel Monosov), Second Sighted (Deborah Stratman), Pan (Anton Ginzburg), Philosopher’s Walk on the Sublime (Leslie Thornton).
From Thu to 22 Wed 28-1, 11:00-23:00, ongoing, hotel room nhow Rotterdam, free admission
In this combined programme
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Pan
A beautiful Islamic location with typical mosaics is the starting point for a muted investigation of the materiality of film versus video images.
Unmanned Distances
While keeping in touch by phone, two protagonists live in visually completely distinct universes. One is a drone pilot, the other works in an offic
Philosopher’s Walk on the Sublime
During a serious mountain hike, a group of intellectuals debate the concept of the sublime. When words fail, the camera comes to the rescue.
Second Sighted
Stratman selected a pretty heterogeneous set of documentary images from the vaults of the Chicago Film Archives, combining them to form a suggestiv
The Visitor
Exploring the timeless landscape of the Judean desert like a lost space-traveller, a woman examines plants and animals. Synthetic sounds defy all l
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