Neither an ethnographic, nor narrative documentary or essay film, the film is about ontological difference and a narrative force that follows a different syntax. It gives a different answer to [Chris] Marker‘s question about unification with ‘things’ through cinematic means. Images are not necessarily identical with what is visible. Rather, the image has a semi-autonomous mimetic capacity, an alluring and transformative power; it is a pervasive node, a being. - excerpt by Anselm Franke
1 PRINT IN DISTRIBUTION
distribution format |
Digital file on server (SD) |
screen |
4/3 (single screen) |
speed |
25 fps |
sound |
sound |
original language |
Korean |
rental fee |
159,00 € |