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  • Cinema Project - Techniques of the Observer

    Techniques of the Observer

    Short Films

    Co-presented with the Northwest Film Center's PIFF

    Feb. 24 - 12:00 am
    Whitsell Auditorium
    1219 SW Park Avenue
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    About This Screening


    For our second annual collaboration with the Portland International Film Festival, we are pleased to present Techniques of the Observer, a program of experimental, artistic explorations regarding the nature of observation by seven filmmakers. Robert Todd’s Trauma Victim, shot roadside between visits to maximum-security prisons, serves as a visual remark on the condition of being held captive: a prisoner of this social landscape, both outside both outside and in. Glow in the Dark (January—June) is Chicago filmmaker Rebecca Meyers’ somnambulistic journey through fields of light: window reflections, street lamps, full moons. Formal abstractions of the Manhattan cityscape are viewed through the physical and emotional blurrings of a rainstorm in Jim Jennings’ Elements. Kathryn Ramey’s Endless Present: Biography of an Unknown Filmmaker by Cornelius Thistle is an unconventional and multi-layered approach to autobiography, incorporating hand-processed abstractions, ethnography, and the works of anthropologist Ray Birdwistle and artist On Kawara. Filmed entirely with a pinhole camera in Schaumburg, IL, Thomas Comerford’s Figures in the Landscape comments on the relationship between land use, suburban development, and the human history of the region. Louise Bourque’s hand-manipulated abstraction of flora Jours en Fleurs takes its name from the French-Canadian term for a girl’s coming-of-age. Courtney Hoskins, having studied film and astrophysics, bridges the supposed gap between the two fields in her optically dense studies of two of Jupiter’s moons, Ganymede and Callisto.

    Program Details


    Tueday February 24
    • Trauma Victim
      by Robert Todd
      2002, 16mm, color, sound, 16 min.
    • Glow in the Dark (January-June)
      by Rebecca Meyers
      16mm, color, sound, 6 min.
    • Elements
      by Jim Jennings
      2003, 16mm, color, silent, 6 min.
    • Endless Present: Biography of an Unknown Filmmaker by Cornelius Thistle
      by Kathryn Ramey
      2003, 16mm, color, sound, 30 min.
    • Figures in the Landscape
      by Thomas Comerford
      2002, 16mm, color, sound, 12 min.
    • Jours en Fleurs
      by Louise Borque
      2003, 35mm, color, sound, 5 min.
    • Ganymede & Callisto
      by Courtney Hoskins
      2003, 16mm, color, sound, 7 min.

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