Threads of Chomont
About
The work is made in collaboration with Canadian filmmaker Mike Hoolboom which started as an experimental portrait of NY-based Avant-Garde filmmaker Tom Chomont and his battle with Parkinson disease for the last 10+ years of his life. (Tom died in 2010) The started concept was to tell the life and work of a filmmaker and cineast entirely through found footage. One sequence finalized in August 2001 depicted a b&w sequence of collapsing NY landmark building (culled from Hollywood action films) mixed with footage of 1940's tickertape parades. After 9/11, the project ("Threads", 2001) was abandoned but both filmmakers continued to work with the material separately. As a result they finalized two different films with partially identical footage ("No Damage" 2002 and "Tom" 2003) "Threads of Chomont" survived as a third version, capturing an earlier stage of the project.
Films
-
Other films by this artist in our catalogue
- Read MoreExperimental
Afterbirth
Caspar Stracke16mm, color, sound, 17 minRental format: 16mm - Read MoreExperimental
Locked Groove
Caspar StrackeBetacam or DV, color and b/w, stereo, 7 minRental format: Digi Beta PAL - Read MoreExperimental
Circle's Short Circuit
Caspar Stracke35mm, color and b/w, sound, 1.16 minRental format: 35mm - Read MoreExperimental
Hobart
Caspar Stracke35mm , black and white, silent, 13 minRental format: 35mm - Read MoreExperimental
Read Me
Caspar StrackeBetacam or DV, color, stereo, 7 minRental format: Digi Beta PAL