Owen Land
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Owen Land op IFFR
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What’s Wrong With This Picture? 2
Owen Land | 7' | USA | -
As Land and his students were testing a new video camera, an elderly man began to talk to them about new technology. This impromptu conversation… -
What’s Wrong With This Picture? 1
Owen Land | 5' | USA | -
A found, utilitarian object – the overtly moralising educational film How To Be a Good Citizen – is elevated to the status of ‘art’. The… -
Film in Which There Appear Edge Lettering, Sprocket Holes, Dirt Particles, Etc.
Owen Land | 4' | USA | None
This film takes the view that certain defining characteristics of the medium, such as those mentioned in the title, are worthy subjects in their own… -
New Improved Institutional Quality: In the Environment of Liquids and Nasals a .
Owen Land | 10' | USA | -
The IQ test soundtrack is re-used in an entirely new work that is concerned more with the effects on the examinee, who enters a Chinese… -
On the Marriage Broker Joke as Cited by Sigmund Freud in Wit and its Relation to
Owen Land | 18' | USA | -
‘Two pandas, who exist only by textual error, run a shell game for the viewer in an environment with false perspectives. They posit the existence… -
Wide Angle Saxon
Owen Land | 22' | USA | -
An interpretation of The Confessions of Saint Augustine, featuring an ordinary middle-aged man who undergoes a conversion experience while watching an experimental film. The film… -
Thank You Jesus for the Eternal Present
Owen Land | 6' | USA | -
A rapturous audiovisual mix that `deliberately seeks a hidden order in randomness.’ The film combines the face of a woman in ecstatic, contemplative prayer with… -
A Film of Their 1973 Spring Tour Commissioned by Christian World Liberation Front
Owen Land | 12' | USA | -
A radical Christian group’s lecture tour of US colleges was filmed in the cinema vérité style, with hand-held camera, sync and wild sound. To avoid… -
Fleming Faloon
Owen Land | 5' | USA | -
A cinematic equivalent to the illusionistis portraiture of the Flemish painters. In his first 16mm film, Land proposes that if we accept the reality offered… -
“No Sir, Orison!”
Owen Land | 3' | USA | -
After singing a vivacious song of love in the aisle of a supermarket, the performer kneels down to ask forgiveness for those involved in the…