How To Map A Film
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or: how to film a map how to read a film, as a map how to read a film with a map (in your hand) how to read a map in a film how to read a map as a film or: why map a film why read a film as a map why read a film with a map (in your hand) why read a map in a film why read a map as a film |
King Solomon's Mines (Compton Bennett + Andrew Marton 1950)
Le Brasier ardent (Ivan Mozzhukhin 1923)
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The 'How To Map A Film' project began by asking questions like these, with some initial answers given in an installation at the Cities Methodologies 2010 event, where I read three cities (Paris, London and Geneva) through three films (Last Tango in Paris, Blowup, Le Petit Soldat), maps in hand.
This website is phase two of the project.
This website is phase two of the project.
Robinson in Space (Patrick Keiller 1997)