Hours for Jerome

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"Experimental film structured in two fairly similar parts. Of interest for a minority. A jumble of images, in a kind of stop-motion. Very reminiscent of Mekas's work from the 1960s, which he later compiled in his masterpiece, Walden. The images recorded in the 1960s were edited in the 1980s in a collection of experimental techniques that are repeated tirelessly. There are sometimes parallel montages between disparate content, or interrupted by shots as if the signal were lost. There is a lot of alternating between accelerated and slow-motion shots, abstract and figurative images, landsca..."