Romance
Thirty minutes investigate language and the aesthetics of structuralist film, blurring the lines between participation and spectatorship.
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Thirty minutes investigate language and the aesthetics of structuralist film, blurring the lines between participation and spectatorship.
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A series of scenes illustrate the relationship between language and film. The documentary Romance, released in 2003, runs for 30 minutes. It draws parallels between instant messaging and Arthurian Romances. The film investigates how language shapes perception and the experience of watching. It also considers the roles of participants and spectators in the viewing process. The work reflects on the structuralist film movement and its impact on contemporary art.
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