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by Eve HELLER
1998 / 16mm / b&w / silent / 1S / 11' 00
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"A study of passers by at Astor Place in New York City who speak silent volumes as they move by the mirrored surface of a diner window. I was thinking about film's amber-like ability to capture particulars of time and place, largely letting the camera stay put while an unwitting world unfolds. At the same time, the camera is not on a tripod, 'real time' is tampered with, etc. A question is raised as to who's watching whom and tensions arise in the silence of seeing selves busy with the riddle of their reflection. ASTOR PLACE offers a sublime essence of the anthropological camera, in which it disappears into pure reflection." — Brian Frye
2 PRINTS IN DISTRIBUTION
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distribution format |
Digital file on server (FHD) |
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screen |
16/9 (single screen) |
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speed |
24 fps |
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sound |
silent |
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rental fee |
52,00 € |
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distribution format |
DCP on server (INTEROP 2K) |
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screen |
16/9 (single screen) |
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speed |
24 fps |
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sound |
silent |
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rental fee |
52,00 € |
