Four Eyes (2004)
The 'four eyes' are playing with musical toys and the ABC of cinema. The music has references to western traditional music that is usually ignored, like the music you used to produce as a child when biking with a piece of cardboard in the rearwheel, or whizzing with the help of a fast turning button on a string. The images refer to different filmgenres stripped from their storylines, lost in a rhythmical evolving universe. A video-system is used to project films and music on the screen; sound and vision are playing together. Analogue and digital techniques are combined.
Director: Karel Doing, Pierre Bastien
Runtime: 7 min
Release Date: January 1, 2004
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Karel Doing, Pierre Bastien
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Four Eyes about?
- The 'four eyes' are playing with musical toys and the ABC of cinema. The music has references to western traditional music that is usually ignored, like the music you used to produce as a child when biking with a piece of cardboard in the rearwheel, or whizzing with the help of a fast turning button on a string. The images refer to different filmgenres stripped from their storylines, lost in a rhythmical evolving universe. A video-system is used to project films and music on the screen; sound and vision are playing together. Analogue and digital techniques are combined.
- Who directed Four Eyes?
- Four Eyes was directed by Karel Doing, Pierre Bastien.
- How long is Four Eyes?
- Four Eyes has a runtime of 7m (7 minutes).