Parallel Space: Inter-View

Directed by Peter Tscherkassky

Austria, 1992

Short, Avant-Garde

18
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No subtitles

Synopsis

Parallel Space: Inter-View was entirely shot with an analog photo camera. It is a film about the longing for intimacy, a film about the distance between the searching gaze and the world.

Parallel Space: Inter-View Directed by Peter Tscherkassky

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Awards & Festivals

International Film Festival Rotterdam

2007

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Cast & Crew

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What are people saying?

anarresti's rating of the film Parallel Space: Inter-View
anarresti

Probably a very bad idea for people with epilepsia (or other conditions triggered by flashing lights) to watch this. It's a harsh journey, through abstraction, conducted by Tscherkassky. His written words come up in a mac desktop like clues, only to let us slip again into his world of fragmented overlaping images, crushed semantics and looping sounds. Here, the light keeps flashing, film alternates with its negative.
May 24, 2015 22:41
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