Emmanuel Bernier
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Pine Flat
Duration: 2h17
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_Pine Flat_ expands on Sharon Lockhart’s fondness for long takes and static compositions, consisting of two parts that are 60 minutes in duration. Part one features six shots of individuals performing quotidian tasks, such as waiting for the bus, hunting or reading a book, while the second half of the film shows six shots of groups of children engaged in activities such as swimming in a creek, ...
In the Eyes of a Beast
Filmmaker Dominique Loreau set out to explore the relationships between people and animals sharing the same spaces. In farms, alongside an ethologist in the field, in slaughterhouses, zoos, museums, urban settings, a dance rehearsal room, and even during a performance where an actor transforms into an animal, she captures the gazes of animals observing humans and humans observing animals. She t...
Where the Trains Used to Go
A magical journey along the remains of a narrow-gauge railway in southeastern Norway. Using a specially developed animation technique and filmed on large-format film, the movie takes us swiftly along the tracks of the _Tertitten_, which used to be a sideline to the main railway between Oslo and Stockholm.
Pine Flat
Duration: 2h17
Subscription access
_Pine Flat_ expands on Sharon Lockhart’s fondness for long takes and static compositions, consisting of two parts that are 60 minutes in duration. Part one features six shots of individuals performing quotidian tasks, such as waiting for the bus, hunting or reading a book, while the second half of the film shows six shots of groups of children engaged in activities such as swimming in a creek, ...
In the Eyes of a Beast
Filmmaker Dominique Loreau set out to explore the relationships between people and animals sharing the same spaces. In farms, alongside an ethologist in the field, in slaughterhouses, zoos, museums, urban settings, a dance rehearsal room, and even during a performance where an actor transforms into an animal, she captures the gazes of animals observing humans and humans observing animals. She t...
Where the Trains Used to Go
A magical journey along the remains of a narrow-gauge railway in southeastern Norway. Using a specially developed animation technique and filmed on large-format film, the movie takes us swiftly along the tracks of the _Tertitten_, which used to be a sideline to the main railway between Oslo and Stockholm.
