Oporto apresenta #20 - "Daylight Moon" by Lewis Klahr
"Daylight Moon"
by Lewis Klahr
16mm film, color, sound (Optical), 14 ', 2003
Lewis Klahr is the long waited follower of Max Ernst and Joseph Cornnell´s surrealist legacy. His films are unique cinematic-collages, uncanny streams of scenarios where subjects and things try (and fail) to fall into an order.
Daylight Moon is an elliptical narrative, a detective story told in images and shadows from old Americana comics and ads. The film reveals a subtle unconscious quest for the unnamed pleasure or crime.
"a melancholic longing for an irrecoverable past"
Alexandre Estrela
Friday, July 16, 2010, 11 pm
http://www.oportolisboa.blogspot.com/
Oporto
entrada/entrance Café Noobai Miradouro de Santa Catarina Lisboa
by Lewis Klahr
16mm film, color, sound (Optical), 14 ', 2003
Lewis Klahr is the long waited follower of Max Ernst and Joseph Cornnell´s surrealist legacy. His films are unique cinematic-collages, uncanny streams of scenarios where subjects and things try (and fail) to fall into an order.
Daylight Moon is an elliptical narrative, a detective story told in images and shadows from old Americana comics and ads. The film reveals a subtle unconscious quest for the unnamed pleasure or crime.
"a melancholic longing for an irrecoverable past"
Alexandre Estrela
Friday, July 16, 2010, 11 pm
http://www.oportolisboa.blogspot.com/
Oporto
entrada/entrance Café Noobai Miradouro de Santa Catarina Lisboa
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