Nocturne

Film realizado por Phil Solomon en 1980 (revisado en 1989).

Notas
'Finding similarities in the pulses and shapes between my own experiments in night photography, lightning storms, and night bombing in World War II, I constructed the war at home. --Canyon Cinema catalog 1992

'A screaming comes across the sky. --Gravity's Rainbow

'NOCTURNE strongly evokes one of Brakhage's most exquisite films, FIRE OF WATERS (1965). Its setting is a suburban neighborhood populated by kids at play and indistinct but ominous parental figures. A submerged narrative rehearses a type of young boy's nighttime game in which a flashlight is wielded in a darkened room to produce effects of aerial combat and bombardment. A sense of hostility tinged with terror seeps into commonplace movements... Fantasy merges with nightmare, a war of dimly suppressed emotions rages beneath a veneer of household calm... In NOCTURNE, found footage is worked so subtly into the fabric of threat that its apperception comes as a shock ploughed from the unconscious. --Paul Arthur

Autor: 

Año: 

1980
Technical data

Formato original: 

16mm

Velocidad: 

18FPS

Ratio de aspecto: 

1.37:1

Color: 

B&N

Sonido: 

Silente

Duración: 

10 minutes

Distribución/ventas: 

Copias en alquiler:
Canyon Cinema
Light Cone

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