見てから2日経った。ジョナスメカスの声を忘れてしまった。しゃがれていた気がする
The immediately recognisable voice and sweet wistful words of the late legend of the avantgarde, Jonas Mekas, is heard over the images of an imagined trip to Mexico. He speaks about memory as being testament to suffering, while expired 16mm film shows us an act of remembering, memory as a verb: peaceful protest.
Notes for a Déjà vu is showing in 1 cinema in Los Angeles - next screening Thursday 12 November at 19:00 at Now Instant Image Hall.
Next screenings: Thursday 12 November.
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見てから2日経った。ジョナスメカスの声を忘れてしまった。しゃがれていた気がする
後半雰囲気ガラッと変わるメカスのout-takes from the life of a happy manからの引用からはじまる、あそこの語り大好き
Una pieza tremendamente conmovedora, que sabe hacer la urdidumbre de las luchas contemporáneas de la Ciudad de México con los orígenes. De pronto pensaba en el libro de Serge Gruzinski, 'La cidad de México: una historia'. El off de Jonas Mekas estremece.
It is an experimental short film featuring spoken reflections on memory and suffering paired with expired 16mm imagery of an imagined trip.
It was directed by the experimental collective Los Ingrávidos in 2022.