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Transubstantiation Loops (2006) | Slate

Transubstantiation Loops

Taken from a live multi 16mm projector performance Sam Hamilton and I do. The Loops are from a film By Campbell Farquhar called "5 Second Exposure". This dates from about April 2006 and the performance has changed somewhat since. It uses up to five 16mm projectors, turntables, glass, and sonic and celluloidic manipulation.

Released: 2006
Runtime: 5m
Country: New Zealand

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Eve GordonDirector

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