Why Does the Wind Blow
Eleven minutes of reconstituted 16mm films create a visual experience through the movement of physical objects and the manipulation of time.
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Eleven minutes of reconstituted 16mm films create a visual experience through the movement of physical objects and the manipulation of time.
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A collection of instructional 16mm films forms the basis of Why Does the Wind Blow, directed by an unnamed filmmaker. The documentary reconstitutes these archival materials to create a visual experience that juxtaposes the movement of physical objects with the cinematic manipulation of time. Over its 11-minute duration, the film invites reflection on the relationship between motion and perception, using the unique qualities of film to engage with these concepts.
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