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‘Finding similarities in the pulses and shapes between my own experiments in night photography, lightning storms, and night bombing in World War II, I constructed the war at home. — PSS, Canyon Cinema catalog 1992
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‘NOCTURNE strongly evokes one of Brakhage’s most exquisite films, FIRE OF WATERS (1965). Its setting is a suburban neighborhood populated by kids at play and indistinct but ominous parental figures. A submerged narrative rehearses a type of young boy’s nighttime game in which a flashlight is wielded in a darkened room to produce effects of aerial combat and bombardment. A sense of hostility tinged with terror seeps into commonplace movements… Fantasy merges with nightmare, a war of dimly suppressed emotions rages beneath a veneer of household calm… In NOCTURNE, found footage is worked so subtly into the fabric of threat that its apperception comes as a shock ploughed from the unconscious. –Paul Arthur
Philip S. Solomon - 1980-1989 - Nocturne.mkv
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Container: Matroska
Runtime: 10 min 27 s
Size: 167 MiB
Video
Codec: x264
Resolution: 710x480 ~> 710x515
Aspect ratio: 1.376
Frame rate: 17.982 fps
Bit rate: 2 238 kb/s
BPP: 0.365
Audio
https://nitro.download/view/54BB2B6FD77849F/Philip_S._Solomon_-_1980-1989_-_Nocturne.mkv
Language(s):Silent
Subtitles:None
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