Spatial Cinema

Synopsis

These films foreground the experiences of our surroundings and cinematic space, while engaging in singular aesthetic journeys of their own. Narratives of space are traced in this work, exploring material environments constructed as sites, by movement and habit, and the workings of finance and capital.
Includes an essay by Jonathan P. Watts, contemporary art critic and lecturer at the Royal College of Art, London.

Featuring:
-THE READING ROOM (2002)
-FILM FOR TOM (2005)
-POSTCARD FROM ISTANBUL(2003)
-MAS SE PERDIO (2009)
-ZABRISKIE POINT (2013)
-MACHINE SPACE (2016)

Language

English

Country

Great Britain

Year of production

2019

Subjects

Film studies

Keywords

economic conditions; experimental film & video; politics; protest demonstrations; urban development; space (area)

Credits

Director

Stephen Connolly

Distribution Formats

Type

DVD

Format

Region 0 PAL, Blu-Ray DVD

Price

On request

Availability

Sale

Duration/Size

86 minutes

Year

2019

Distributor

Name

Lux

Email

info@lux.org.uk

Web

https://lux.org.uk/ External site opens in new window

Phone

020 31412960

Address

Waterlow Park Centre
Dartmouth Park Hill
London
N19 5JF

Notes

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