Pierre-Luc Vaillancourt - Ruins Rider

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Filmed in the lost territories of the Balkans, Pierre-Luc Vaillancourt's Ruins Rider portrays the secret ruins that triggered trances over the past centuries. Using an array of hypnotic pulsating flickers, filmmaker Pierre-Luc Vaillancourt conceived an explosive kinetic experience. Accompanied by a powerful soundtrack by Marc Hurtado of the cult project Étant Donnés, Ruins Rider is a visceral experience of hypnagogic archaeology and raw energy.
 
FILMS
  • RUINS RIDER (2017, color, 49 min)
  • HYPNAGOGIA (2018, color, 5 min)
  • RAW POWER (2020, color, 6 min)
 
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• An introduction to Vaillancourt’s films by M Kitchell
 

 
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3800 JPY

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Thursday, August 12, 2021

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Runtime: 

60 min

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1

Region: 

Multizone

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1080p

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Colour

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Sound

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KRAUT FILM aims to promote and spread invaluable Japanese experimental cinema, video and digital arts through screening and publishing.

 

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