Fall In Frame opens with the image of a young woman looking at herself and her camera in the mirror, each revealed as she unwraps a sheet to uncover the lens. She sets up the filming space by staging both set and camera and manipulates the light by handli
"Patrick Bokanowski, the artist-alchemist of celluloid, employsan extraordinary range of technical invention - combing live-action with optical experiments, drawing, performance, painting, and animation - to conjure magical forays into a parallel universe
Evoking comparisons as various as Lynch's Eraserhead, Kubrick's 2001, Alexander Sokurov's cinema, and Hieronymous Bosch, this mesmerising feature creates a labyrinthine, Kafka-esque halfworld of chambers and baroque, macabre characters, all connected by a
"To record a poetic inspiration in tis truest form without concern for conventionnal formalism." M. Raysse
"I'm an escape artist. I aspire to travel in the fifth dimension, to speak unknown languages, to discover the next stage in the evolution of thought. I construct structural parables that allude to the possibility of there being more to the universe than i
"Hallelujah the Hills is a gloriously funny and far-out farce about two great big overgrown boy scouts who pratfall in love with the same girl. The weirdest, wooziest, wackiest screen comedyS a slapstick poem, an intellectual hellzapoppin, a gloriously fr
"Jules Engel's films, uniquely among the leading exponents of abstract animation, exhibit a thoroughly Post-Modern sensibility: witty, eclectic, versatile, literate but accessible, classical but popular."
--Dr. William Moritz
The edition arsenal experimental has taken on the task of initiating new discussions and of putting experimental film back on its feet. And in three languages: in that of the film, that of the idea, and in the language of empathy.
Christine Noll B
Pip Chodorov's portraits of filmmakers, produced for ARTE tv channel between December 2001 and June 2004.
"The Brig" is a modern Inferno. The men who enter it abandon all hope of mercy. Here, hell is a Marine Corps prison in which humiliation and brutality are dished out according to the book, with guards and inmates performing a mad ritual of degradation...
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