Total Runtime: 57min 31s
Content Warnings:
- Doulas of the of the Computer Age: Discussion of exploitation of workers and disease
- Spoons (After Carolyn Lazard): Discussion of disability
- Vestiges: Images of animal abuse; Medical procedures performed without consent
Vestiges
Drawing from research on early computer chip manufacturing, Vestiges tells the story of a woman who finds an archive of bizarre photographs and begins to be haunted by its images. Vestiges uses similar formal structures as Chris Marker's La Jeteé, using mostly still images to explore ideas of collective memory and the exploitation of women’s, and in particular women of color’s, labor.
Online Premiere
Artist Bio: I tell stories and create scenes about technology, labor, and the future. Sometimes what I make is analog and stationary, sometimes it’s digital and time based. I take my visual cues from science fiction and horror, and use the inefficient, grotesque, and surreal to counteract dominant narratives of technological progress and neoliberal futurity. https://a-tbd.com/ @ann_tbd
- Runtime15 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereOnline Premiere
- GenreNarrative Short Film, Experimental, Sci-fi
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- Content WarningImages of animal abuse; Medical procedures performed without consent.
- Social Media
- Directorann haeyoung
- Screenwriterann haeyoung
- CastAlma Alvarado, Samuel Whitehilll, & Haan Lee
- MusicChloe Alexandra Thompson
Total Runtime: 57min 31s
Content Warnings:
- Doulas of the of the Computer Age: Discussion of exploitation of workers and disease
- Spoons (After Carolyn Lazard): Discussion of disability
- Vestiges: Images of animal abuse; Medical procedures performed without consent
Vestiges
Drawing from research on early computer chip manufacturing, Vestiges tells the story of a woman who finds an archive of bizarre photographs and begins to be haunted by its images. Vestiges uses similar formal structures as Chris Marker's La Jeteé, using mostly still images to explore ideas of collective memory and the exploitation of women’s, and in particular women of color’s, labor.
Online Premiere
Artist Bio: I tell stories and create scenes about technology, labor, and the future. Sometimes what I make is analog and stationary, sometimes it’s digital and time based. I take my visual cues from science fiction and horror, and use the inefficient, grotesque, and surreal to counteract dominant narratives of technological progress and neoliberal futurity. https://a-tbd.com/ @ann_tbd
- Runtime15 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremiereOnline Premiere
- GenreNarrative Short Film, Experimental, Sci-fi
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- Content WarningImages of animal abuse; Medical procedures performed without consent.
- Social Media
- Directorann haeyoung
- Screenwriterann haeyoung
- CastAlma Alvarado, Samuel Whitehilll, & Haan Lee
- MusicChloe Alexandra Thompson
