Quand
14.09.2018 | 20H
Où
la lumière collective
7080-506, rue Alexandra
Montréal [QC]
Média
HD
En présence des cinéastes.
Billets
7$ à la porte.
Présenté par
la lumière collective
PROGRAMME
« Közért » (translation: « for the public ») was a government owned chain of stores in Hungary, during the communist era (1948-1989). The word Közért is still used in the Hungarian language. Our film was made from the 35mm celluloid raw footage of its advertisement: the film strips were digged in the soil, rotten with food and cut up in pieces.
The silent spring seahorse is a personal documentary about childhood, tales and the process of remembering.
The Headless Appearance is a hand painted film made from the negatives of old family photos. It is an abstract memento of the passing time.
Népszabadság used to be Hungary’s largest opposition daily and one of the most vocal critics of the government. Its editorial staff was suspended on 8th October 2016 without advance warning, under suspicious circumstances. This film was made from the pieces of the last issue.
This film examines the relationship between the 1950’s movie gimmicks and the contemporary blockbusters through the synesthesia of the classical abstract cinema.
(Richard Brody, The New Yorker)
Marc Augé’s essay (Non-Places: Introduction to an Anthropology of Supermodernity) meets with Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey in some Hungarian highway rest areas.
Rhythmical combat of digital and chemical decay.
35 mm film strips and magic marker: a Hungarofuturist movie.