Macula

Carole Arcega

Experimental film | France | 16 mm | 1.37 | color | mono | 2004 | 16' 00"
50 €

Original language: no dialogues Screening Copy: 16 mm , digital

Macula, or small yellow spot, is the point of the retina the most sensitive to, light. In this film, a photosensitive body reveals itself then becomes damaged in the light. The emulsion, sensitive to the world, goes through various states; it is pure light, liquid, mineral, vegetable...

Credits

Director: Carole Arcega Cinematographer: Sébastien Cros

Cast

Performer Artist: Carole Arcega

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