Post-World War III, Paris lies in ruins. A scientist researching time travel hopes to send subjects to various time periods, and finds a suitable subject in a prisoner with a vivid pre-war childhood memory. The prisoner travels in time, and comes to understand the incident he witnessed as a child.
Chris Marker’s game-changing photo-roman is storytelling pared all the way back, an inventive distillation of cinema that demands you lean in to the image and inspect every frame. A recursive and sorrowful stream of fragments and memories, and an ingenious vision of sci-fi sans SFX!
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Chris Marker, 1956, France
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Pere Portabella, 2008, Spain
Nicolas Bonilauri,Christophe Ali, 2005, France
Shalimar Preuss, 2017, France
Alain Resnais, 1956, France
George Schnéevoigt, 1929, Norway
Jean Painlevé, 1982, France
Bertrand Mandico, 2015, France
Dania Reymond-Boughenou, 2012, France
