Networks (1979)

Networks (1979) poster

The densest film of the divided-frame group is the aptly titled 1978 Networks, which includes as many as 20 exposures of the same roll of film. Here only one slit was used, but Lebrat combines within one image many narrow strips taken at diverse Paris locations, sometimes seen through colored filters. The enclosed, even claustrophobic space of the strips contrasts with Lebrat’s superimposition of them and with the movement within the strips and by the strips within the frame... (Fred Camper)

Director: Christian Lebrat
Runtime: 8 min
Release Date:
Country: France
Language: No Language
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Christian Lebrat

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What is Networks about?
The densest film of the divided-frame group is the aptly titled 1978 Networks, which includes as many as 20 exposures of the same roll of film. Here only one slit was used, but Lebrat combines within one image many narrow strips taken at diverse Paris locations, sometimes seen through colored filters. The enclosed, even claustrophobic space of the strips contrasts with Lebrat’s superimposition of them and with the movement within the strips and by the strips within the frame... (Fred Camper)
Who directed Networks?
Networks was directed by Christian Lebrat.
How long is Networks?
Networks has a runtime of 8m (8 minutes).
Where was Networks produced?
Networks was produced in France.