Independent Films, Social Responsibility Movies
So Much Water So Close to Home
by Matthew Kluber
The world revealed in this film has been reduced to contrasting light and dark shapes in which a small figure is surrounded by water. This stark contrast renders a flat yet engaging pictorial space— much like a sequence of black-and-white woodcut images set in motion.
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Details
Language: Silent
Year of production: 2008
Length: 2'20"
Country: United States
Suggested by:
ARTPORT
Directors:
Film Festivals:
Art Basel/FOCUS09 “ARTPORT_Cool Stories for When the Planet Gets Hot II”
Casoria Contemporary Art Museum, Casoria, Italy, “Video Under the Volcano: International Video Art Festival”
The Micro Museum, Brooklyn, New York, ”Big Ideas: The Teeny Tiny Show”
Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, Iowa, “Iowa Film Competition”
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