Hand-developed meditations on being and movement, as inspired by Gysin's Dreammachine, Sufi mysticism, and early cinema. A knowledge of the fragility of existence mirrors the tenuousness of the material. The film itself becomes the site to experience impermanence, and to revel in the unfixed image.
Release Date | January 1, 1992 | |
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Status | Released | |
Original Title | Dervish Machine | |
Runtime | 10min | |
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Original Language | English | |
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