American writer, actress and model Zoë Lund is in Rotterdam. She buys a ticket at the box office of the Oude Luxor. She utters the words: “That which is not yet, but ought to be, is more real than that which merely is” and steps into the real world.
This short film, the only one directed by Zoë Lund herself, was part of Mijke de Jong’s Scenes From Rotterdam (IFFR 1994).
– Christiaan Boesenach
Also in this combined programme
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Work(ing Together) in Process
A chance encounter in a sex shop raises questions on the fraught nature of documentary filmmaking.
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Gaze Is a Bridge
Superimposed shots build a temporal bridge between two Croatian female artists from different era’s.
Film details
- Country of production
- Netherlands
- Year
- 1993
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2025
- Length
- 2"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
Shows of "Hot Ticket"
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LantarenVenster 2
Main programme ‘Beyond the Frame’ featuring the films:
- Work(ing Together) in Process
- Hot Ticket
- Gaze Is a Bridge
Physicalwith Q&AEN subtitled -
LantarenVenster 5
Main programme ‘Beyond the Frame’ featuring the films:
- Work(ing Together) in Process
- Hot Ticket
- Gaze Is a Bridge
Physicalwith Q&AEN subtitled -
Pathé 3
Main programme ‘Beyond the Frame’ featuring the films:
- Work(ing Together) in Process
- Hot Ticket
- Gaze Is a Bridge
PhysicalEN subtitled -
Podium Islemunda – Theaterzaal
Main programme ‘Beyond the Frame’ featuring the films:
- Work(ing Together) in Process
- Hot Ticket
- Gaze Is a Bridge
PhysicalEN subtitled
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