A series of films that look at everyday moments and the rituals that make up a family album. From birth to old age, each film roughs out a little story and expounds the filmmaker’s attempt to relate to memory. This space woven by the camera within the family has been present in the cinema since the Lumière brothers.
Grandmother’s Eye, Jonathan Lewald, Sweden, 2010, video, silent, 5’
Light, Cécile Fontaine, France, 1986, 16 mm, silent, 3’
Charlotte, C. Fontaine, France, 1991, 16 mm, silent, 2’
Repas de bébé, Lumière brothers, France, 1895, video, silent, 1’
Portrait With Parents, Guy Sherwin, UK, 1975, 16 mm, silent, 3’
Spin, Hannes Schupbach, Switzerland, 2001, 16 mm, silent, 12’
Verso, H. Schupbach, Switzerland, 2008, 16 mm, silent, 16’
Portrait Marriage, H. Schupbach, Switzerland, 2000, 16 mm, silent, 9’
Loving, Stan Brakhage, USA, 1957, 16 mm, 6Breathing, Guy Sherwin, UK, 1968, 16 mm, 2’
Kirsa Nicholina, Gunvor Nelson, USA, 1969, 16 mm, 16’
Time Being, G. Nelson, USA, 1992, 16 mm, silent, 8’
Ten Thousand Dreams, John Price, Canada, 2004, 35 mm, silent, 6’
