by Dietmar BREHM
2002-2008 / 16mm / color / sound / 1S / 11' 30 |
Two men threaten a woman.
In the found-footage construction Twisted Eyes (originally a 16mm film, 11:30 min., b&w, silent, 2002) we see two observers who observe each other while being observed by a third observer, who in turn is being observed by the first two observers. The observation turns increasingly obtrusive, and ultimately threatening.
Video Version-2 is a negative-image conversion, tinted red.
In contrast to the blue-tinted realistic first version, this made a little manipulation by means of editing necessary, and the conclusion with the dark forest was abandoned completely. As a result the lead actress’ final gaze is defined as a look into emptiness.
The ghostly atmosphere of the second video version is intensified by a crackling-fire soundtrack.
distribution format | Digital file on server (PAL) |
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screen | 4/3 (single screen) |
speed | 25 fps |
sound | sound |
rental fee | 36,00 € |