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º½ Le Printemps


°¨µ¶ : ¸¶¸£¼¿ ¾Æ´± Marcel Hanoun
France / 1970 / B&W, Color / Sound / 78mins / 35mm on DCP

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Le Printemps is one of those rare films which is on par with the modern novel... It’s full of analogies, resemblances, and auto-quotations. Above all, it's a film whose pretext — a human interest newspaper clipping — remains merely a pretext; whose essence consists of what Barthes called the catalysis, ie: all elements which are not directly part of the story but which, on the contrary, slow it down and subvert it. Hanoun’s efforts are dedicated to divorcing his film from the domain of literary fiction and bringing it closer to painting and music. (Dominique Noguez)

 

   



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ÇÙÆ® ¼­Å¶ Hacked Circuit


°¨µ¶ : µ¥º¸¶ó ½ºÆ®¶óÆ®¸Ç Deborah Stratman
2014 / Color / Sound / 15min 5sec / DCP

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A single-shot, choreographed portrait of the Foley process, revealing multiple layers of fabrication and imposition. The circular camera path moves inside and back out of a Foley stage in Burbank, California. The scene being foleyed is the final sequence from The Conversation(1974), where Gene Hackman’s character Harry Caul tears apart his room searching for a ‘bug’ that he suspects has been covertly planted. The look of Caul’s apartment as he tears it apart mirrors the visual chaos of the Foley stage. This mirroring is also evident in the dual portraits of sonic espionage expert Caul and Foley artist Gregg Barbanell, for whom professionalism is marked by an invisibility of craft. These filmic quotations ground Hacked Circuit, evoking paranoia, and a sense of conviction alongside a lack of certainty about what is visible. The complication of the seen, the known, the heard and the undetectable provides thematic parallels between the stagecraft of Foley and a pervasive climate of government surveillance. (Deborah Stratman)

   
   


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