Five minutes of super 8mm footage document the technical aspects of 16mm film production and the emergence of a community of Black artists in England.
Synopsis
Five minutes of super 8mm footage document the technical aspects of 16mm film production and the emergence of a community of Black artists in England.
Synopsis
Isaac Julien and Maureen Blackwood co-directed The Passion of Remembrance in 1986, marking a significant moment for the Sankofa Film and Video Collective. Lost Boundaries captures the technical processes of 16mm film production while documenting the emergence of a community of Black artists and actors in England. The film engages with debates in film theory, particularly those found in the Screen film journal and 'third cinema' discourses, and incorporates innovative Brechtian practices to challenge traditional cinematic representation.
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Why Watch
- Meet Black artists in 1980s England.
- See innovative Brechtian practices in film.
- Find out about 16mm film production techniques.
Did You Know
- The film was produced by the Sankofa Film and Video Collective in 1985.
- Lost Boundaries has a runtime of 5 minutes.
- The film features super 8mm footage as part of its experimental approach.
- Isaac Julien directed the film, which was released in 2003.
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Lost Boundaries was directed by Isaac Julien.
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Lost Boundaries was released in 2003.
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The duration of Lost Boundaries is 5 minutes.
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