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Tess Martin’s film tackles a sensitive subject: clinical amnesia and its effects on the patient and those around him. The short film was shown at more than 30 festivals and won many awards there
In the making-of, the artist shows how the film was made: with a great many analog photos, cut to size over many hours of painstaking work. The cutting room thus acquires a new, old definition.
A truly enormous amount of work. And to all the remaining hipsters out there: so analog actually is better, yes?!
