- Description:
- DVD - Region 1. viewing copy. 1 videodisc of 1..
color and b/w.
fullscreen. sound.
- Notes:
- Volume 54, Number 1, Spring 2002, Harvesting Surfaces: Handcrafted Films at the Changing of the Century. Disc includes films with accompanying essays and can be used with a DVD-ROM drive.
Titles
+ Twilight Psalm II: Walking Distance
- Alternate Title:
- Walking Distance
- Director:
- Solomon, Phil
- Running Time:
- Short. 23 minutes
- Sound:
- sound
- Color:
- color
- Country:
- USA
- Year:
- 1999
- Genre:
- Experimental / Avant Garde
- Notes:
- Sound. No dialogue. An imagining of film extracted from a “rusted medieval film can” that’s survived centuries.
+ Hardwood Process
- Director:
- Gatten, David
- Running Time:
- Short. 14 minutes
- Sound:
- silent - no soundtrack
- Color:
- color
- Country:
- USA
- Year:
- 1996
- Genre:
- Experimental / Avant Garde
- Notes:
- A “history of scarred surfaces, an inquiry, and an imagining: for the marks we see and the marks we make, for the languages we can read and for those we are trying to learn.” --David Gatten
+ Coreopsis
- Director:
- O’Neill, Pat
- Running Time:
- Short. 6 minutes
- Sound:
- silent - no soundtrack
- Color:
- color
- Country:
- USA
- Year:
- 1998
- Genre:
- Experimental / Avant Garde, Animation, Silent Cinema
- Notes:
- Silent. A film made by scratching on black leader salvaged from color print rolls.
+ Light in Our Lizard Bellies, The
- Director:
- Abbott, Sarah
- Running Time:
- Short. 8 minutes
- Sound:
- sound
- Color:
- color
- Country:
- Canada
- Year:
- 1998
- Language:
- English
- Genre:
- Experimental / Avant Garde, Female Directors
- Notes:
- A reflection on “the intensities that discombobulate us as we go through change and face parts of ourselves previously denied or unknown.”
+ Site Visit
- Director:
- Carpenter, Maia Cybelle
- Running Time:
- Short. 10 minutes
- Sound:
- sound
- Color:
- color
- Country:
- Canada
- Year:
- 1999
- Language:
- No dialogue.
- Genre:
- Experimental / Avant Garde, Female Directors
- Notes:
- A film evoking a series of fantasy maps and visited imaginary “sites.”
