Film Lens
Goldman Crash presents a rapid-fire montage of images from 20 years of Hollywood blockbusters, focusing on the World Trade Centre attack. The film suggests that this disaster was anticipated, using cinematic references to illustrate its points. The editing is done at the Metamkine laboratory, which adds a unique artistic touch to the presentation.
The film runs for 9 minutes and uses a variety of clips to create a narrative around the events leading up to the attack. By juxtaposing these images, the film crafts a commentary on how such disasters can be perceived through the lens of popular culture.
Why Watch
- •See how Hollywood predicted the World Trade Centre attack.
- •Watch a unique montage of cinematic history.
- •Find out how film shapes our understanding of disasters.
Did You Know
•The film uses images from 20 years of Hollywood blockbusters.
•Goldman Crash was released in 2018.
•The film has a total duration of 9 minutes.
•The editing was done at the Metamkine laboratory.
Perfect For
Cinematic analysisWorld Trade Centre historyDisaster films