Water-Mirror of Granada (Aguaespejo Granadino)
This beautifully impressionistic portrait of the Alhambra forms the first part of José Val del Omar's Elementary Triptych of Spain, a patch-work of time-lapse footage, documentary snippets and colour filters all underscored by a rhythmic, diaphonic soundtrack that was way ahead of its time.
José Val del Omar was a restless experimental filmmaker and inventor of audio-visual gadgetry who somehow managed to carve out a career in Franco's Spain. This beautifully impressionistic portrait of the Alhambra forms the first part of his Elementary Triptych of Spain, a patch-work of time-lapse footage, documentary snippets and colour filters all underscored by a rhythmic, diaphonic soundtrack that was way ahead of its time. Please note that this film includes some stroboscopic effects.
The film will play on a loop from 11am.
*Recommended
Dir. José Val del Omar / Spain 1955 / 23 min
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