Bricklayers Arms (2008)
‘Bricklayers Arms’ (2008) by Mark Lewis is a 35mm film, transferred to HD video. Appearing to simulate London’s CCTV surveillance system, while replicating a video game aesthetic, Lewis’ video is a slow zoom and pan of the street corner area immediately before a building. The camera’s sweep captures passers-by, traffic signage, handrails and barricades, area buildings and a bit of the street. The almost featureless modernist building centrally located in the frame is set against a row of London style tudor flats.
Director: Mark Lewis
Runtime: 4 min
Release Date: December 9, 2008
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Mark Lewis
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bricklayers Arms about?
- ‘Bricklayers Arms’ (2008) by Mark Lewis is a 35mm film, transferred to HD video. Appearing to simulate London’s CCTV surveillance system, while replicating a video game aesthetic, Lewis’ video is a slow zoom and pan of the street corner area immediately before a building. The camera’s sweep captures passers-by, traffic signage, handrails and barricades, area buildings and a bit of the street. The almost featureless modernist building centrally located in the frame is set against a row of London style tudor flats.
- Who directed Bricklayers Arms?
- Bricklayers Arms was directed by Mark Lewis.
- How long is Bricklayers Arms?
- Bricklayers Arms has a runtime of 4m (4 minutes).