FLOTTE (1993)
Flotte is French slang for rain or downpour. This work was taken on a rainy day at the Abt Gallery in Waseda, Tokyo, a few days before his solo exhibition. If I can't shoot that day, I have to give up on the new work, and I can't help but worry about the rain. Before I saw the rush, I was worried about whether the picture would come out properly, but the rain came out beautifully, so I gave it the title "FLOTTE". It is constructed so that the speed changes intermittently in one cut (actually, it is meant to appear that way).
Director: Yo Ota
Runtime: 9 min
Release Date: April 10, 1993
Language: 日本語
Original Language: ja
More Films by Director: Yo Ota
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is FLOTTE about?
- Flotte is French slang for rain or downpour. This work was taken on a rainy day at the Abt Gallery in Waseda, Tokyo, a few days before his solo exhibition. If I can't shoot that day, I have to give up on the new work, and I can't help but worry about the rain. Before I saw the rush, I was worried about whether the picture would come out properly, but the rain came out beautifully, so I gave it the title "FLOTTE". It is constructed so that the speed changes intermittently in one cut (actually, it is meant to appear that way).
- Who directed FLOTTE?
- FLOTTE was directed by Yo Ota.
- How long is FLOTTE?
- FLOTTE has a runtime of 9m (9 minutes).