Film Lens
Things to Come is a 32-minute film that adapts the 1911 Swedish documentary New York, which was restored by MoMA in 2017. The film is directed by Jacobs and is noted for its hypnotic 3-D presentation. It reflects Jacobs's current artistic approach, focusing on the themes of eternalism and the passage of time.
The film presents a visual experience that connects historical footage with contemporary perspectives. By using a 3-D adaptation, Jacobs invites viewers to engage with the imagery of early 20th-century New York in a unique way, allowing for a deeper contemplation of the city's evolution and the concept of time itself.
Why Watch
- •See the 1911 New York through modern 3-D technology.
- •Find out how Jacobs interprets historical footage.
- •Meet the themes of eternalism in a visual format.
Did You Know
•The original Swedish documentary New York was made in 1911.
•MoMA restored the original documentary in 2017.
•Things to Come has a runtime of 32 minutes.
•The film is a 3-D adaptation of the original documentary.
Perfect For
Film restoration enthusiasts3-D cinema fansHistory buffs