We Can't Go Home Again

d. Nicholas Ray
c. USA
y. 1976

description:
"This is a mind-boggling film made with his students at SUNY Binghamton, a film which challenges most cinematic conventions of narrative (and technique) without coming off as merely "an experiment". The final "shooting" of the film alone is worthy of an essay: instead of optically printing and collaging the material, which was shot on various formats (35mm, 16mm, video), Ray and his dedicated crew actually rented a soundstage, set up a series of different projectors, and literally _performed_ the film live on a screen surrounded by an intermittently changing photographic "frame". The result completely prefigures the emergence of "film performance" artists in the decades to follow and surely makes We Can't Go Home Again the only feature film by a major director to be constructed in such a fashion." (IMDB Comment)

IMDB... 5.7 (30)
_AMG... n/a

size: 700MB
qlty: VHS
subs: n/a

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