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Date:
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Time:
7:15 PM
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7:15 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Chelsea Morse
Email:
Phone:
415.512.2020
Address:
657 Mission St, 2nd Floor
Location Details:
SF Camerawork
657 Mission St, 2nd Floor
San francisco, CA 94105
415.512.2020
657 Mission St, 2nd Floor
San francisco, CA 94105
415.512.2020
THURSDAY 2 AUGUST @ 7 pm
16mm SCREENING:
kino21 presents Nathaniel Dorsky's Song and Solitude & Alaya
(2005/2006, color/silent, 21 min; 1976-1987, 16mm, color/silent, 28 min)
$5 Public, $2 Students/Seniors, Free for Camerawork Members
Advance tickets on sale now at SF Camerawork!
“Old School doesn't describe it. Dorsky has
achieved such a subtle mastery over the most basic
means of cinematic expression-composition, duration,
juxtaposition, that he can squeeze a wealth of emotional
vibrations out of the silent, seemingly banal interplay of
foreground and background objects. A formalist with a
brimming, elegiac soul, Dorsky will gently rock your
attitude toward cinematic landscape. His world is a
sublime mystery measured by patience and
unmatched visual insight.”
—Paul Arthur, Film Comment
16mm SCREENING:
kino21 presents Nathaniel Dorsky's Song and Solitude & Alaya
(2005/2006, color/silent, 21 min; 1976-1987, 16mm, color/silent, 28 min)
$5 Public, $2 Students/Seniors, Free for Camerawork Members
Advance tickets on sale now at SF Camerawork!
“Old School doesn't describe it. Dorsky has
achieved such a subtle mastery over the most basic
means of cinematic expression-composition, duration,
juxtaposition, that he can squeeze a wealth of emotional
vibrations out of the silent, seemingly banal interplay of
foreground and background objects. A formalist with a
brimming, elegiac soul, Dorsky will gently rock your
attitude toward cinematic landscape. His world is a
sublime mystery measured by patience and
unmatched visual insight.”
—Paul Arthur, Film Comment
For more information:
http://www.sfcamerawork.org
Added to the calendar on Sat, Jul 28, 2007 3:16PM
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