Condensation of Sensation (1987)
"Condensation is an aggregation of moments that appear like crossroads or intersections. The moments when things happen to you. […] I don’t want my film to exist in the past as a nostalgic reminder of the way it was, or as a record. I want people to feel the present as they’re living in the theatre. To feel things you pass every day without noticing. I work on the image, reprocessing the surface to make those things magical again. There’s a shot of houses on my street that has a frenzied jazz feel because of the gestures of camera and emulsion. Everything moves: the film, the sound, your eye, and everything moves in rhythm. That’s what Condensation is all about: it’s a building sensation that gets spilled across the screen." (CB)
Director: Carl E. Brown
Runtime: 72 min
Release Date: January 1, 1987
Country: Canada
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Carl E. Brown
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Condensation of Sensation about?
- "Condensation is an aggregation of moments that appear like crossroads or intersections. The moments when things happen to you. […] I don’t want my film to exist in the past as a nostalgic reminder of the way it was, or as a record. I want people to feel the present as they’re living in the theatre. To feel things you pass every day without noticing. I work on the image, reprocessing the surface to make those things magical again. There’s a shot of houses on my street that has a frenzied jazz feel because of the gestures of camera and emulsion. Everything moves: the film, the sound, your eye, and everything moves in rhythm. That’s what Condensation is all about: it’s a building sensation that gets spilled across the screen." (CB)
- Who directed Condensation of Sensation?
- Condensation of Sensation was directed by Carl E. Brown.
- How long is Condensation of Sensation?
- Condensation of Sensation has a runtime of 1h 12m (72 minutes).
- Where was Condensation of Sensation produced?
- Condensation of Sensation was produced in Canada.