From: Roger Beebe (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Nov 18 2009 - 07:38:05 PST
I feel like this has come up before on Frameworks, hasn't it? In any
case, a good place to start would be Jill Godmilow's "What Farocki
Taught" (1998), an exact remake of Harun Farocki's "Inextinguishable
Fire" (1969). Also, Elisabeth Subrin's "Shulie" (1997) is a shot-for-
shot remake of a film of the same name from 1967. Interesting that
the dates of both these remakes and their originals line up so neatly,
isn't it?
...
Roger
On Nov 18, 2009, at 8:13 AM, Bruce Checefsky wrote:
> i'm seeking short experimental films based on original films either
> as remakes, reconstructions, or interpretations for a film festival
> in France in March 2010. Please post your suggestions/
> recommendations, or respond directly to my e-mail at The Cleveland
> Institute of Art.
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> Subject: Re: xenon 16mm projector in Florida?
>
> Hi Jeff,
> thanks for the info.
> I have both kinds of loopers (and the motorized one runs on 110V).
> I will check out your links.
> But there are frameworkers in Florida, including the festival at
> Gainesville where Roger Beebe shows 16mm. I know, because I was
> there last February 22!
> Maybe someone down there will be willing to rent one!
> All the best,
> Pip
>
>
>
> At 4:25 -0600 18/11/09, Jeff Kreines wrote:
> Does your looper use a motor, Pip? Or is it just driven by the
> film? You may need to deal with 110v/60Hz power.
>
> You might try the lab in Miami -- Cineworks -- http://www.cineworks.com/?page_id=213
> -- while they don't make prints they may know the local rental
> availabilities. 16mm projectors are getting hard to find.
>
> International Cinema may rent machines, but they can be difficult to
> deal with. http://www.iceco.com/
>
> Good luck!<http://www.iceco.com/>
>
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