CHRIS MARKER, 1962


Terry Gilliam took inspiration from La Jetee for his Twelve Monkeys, achieving great results, but it is the original Chris Marker’s work that should be remembered, for its vivid and sharp, yet dreamy photography. The film, in fact, is made entirely of black and white still photographs (apart from one short video), with a voice over narrator, and a beautifully chosen score and musical selection. The rhythm is unexpectedly inexorable and eventual, and the stillness of the medium used allows for a compact and tight result: no image is wasted, no element is abused.
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2 comments:
My favourite film ever. Merci Beaucoup!!!
I love this film too!
Thanks Dona
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