Fracas (2007)
fracas ultimately is the experience of memory on many different levels. It utilizes the still image of children with minimal digital alteration. The photograph itself will always represent the past and therefore the memory of the person it captures. The audio is of the National Spelling Bee where children must exercise their skills and memory to correctly spell a word. Yet the images and sounds of fracas are intentionally not connected. It is only when the camera zooms out from the powerful gaze of smiling children and lets the viewer in, the intention of fracas is revealed
Director: Eduardo Menz
Runtime: 4 min
Release Date: January 1, 2007
Country: Canada
Language: English
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Eduardo Menz
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Fracas about?
- fracas ultimately is the experience of memory on many different levels. It utilizes the still image of children with minimal digital alteration. The photograph itself will always represent the past and therefore the memory of the person it captures. The audio is of the National Spelling Bee where children must exercise their skills and memory to correctly spell a word. Yet the images and sounds of fracas are intentionally not connected. It is only when the camera zooms out from the powerful gaze of smiling children and lets the viewer in, the intention of fracas is revealed
- Who directed Fracas?
- Fracas was directed by Eduardo Menz.
- How long is Fracas?
- Fracas has a runtime of 4m (4 minutes).
- Where was Fracas produced?
- Fracas was produced in Canada.