Uruguay Is not a River
Found footage and ambient sounds explore themes of nation and identity in a 16-minute reflection on history and memory through deteriorating materials.
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Found footage and ambient sounds explore themes of nation and identity in a 16-minute reflection on history and memory through deteriorating materials.
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Found footage forms the backbone of "Uruguay Is not a River," a 16-minute documentary that utilizes the natural deterioration of original materials. Scratches, fungus, and ambient noises create a textured soundscape that interacts with layers of music and text. The film questions concepts of nation and identity while reflecting on the passage of time. Through its unique audiovisual approach, it invites contemplation on how history and memory shape collective understanding.
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