Makeshift (for Mekas) (2019) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Makeshift (for Mekas) about?
Makeshift (for Mekas) is a short documentary. Jonas Mekas’s influence resonates through Jem Cohen's film, which merges street imagery from New York City with red roses from Lithuania. Filmed in 2015, the documentary features a mix of visuals that reflect Mekas’s roots and artistry. Cohen employs on-screen text for narration instead of voice-over, presenting Mekas's legacy in a fresh format. The work acts as a memorial for the avant-garde filmmaker, acknowledging his impact on the arts and the community he valued.
When was Makeshift (for Mekas) released?
Makeshift (for Mekas) was released in 2019.
How long is Makeshift (for Mekas)?
Makeshift (for Mekas) has a runtime of 7 minutes.
What genre is Makeshift (for Mekas)?
Makeshift (for Mekas) is classified as Arts.
What topics does Makeshift (for Mekas) cover?
Makeshift (for Mekas) explores topics including art-history.