Film Lens
In 'World Mirror Cinema', Gustav Deutsch presents a found footage film that features three historical camera pans through the streets and squares of Vienna, Surabaya, and Porto. This approach invites viewers to consider the relationship between everyday life and the art of cinema, as the film captures urban landscapes and their narratives.
The film draws on Walter Benjamin's ideas about how the masses absorb artwork, prompting contemplation about how these cityscapes are intertwined with cinematic representation. The documentary runs for 90 minutes and is produced in Austria, with no spoken language, emphasizing the visual storytelling aspect.
Why Watch
- •See historical camera pans of Vienna and Surabaya.
- •Find out how urban landscapes connect with cinema.
- •Meet Emperor Franz Josef in the film.
Did You Know
•The film features three historical camera pans.
•It runs for 90 minutes.
•The documentary was produced in Austria.
Perfect For
Found footage enthusiastsUrban landscape loversWalter Benjamin fans