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Country: Mexi­co-Colom­bia
For­mat: 35mm
Dura­tion: 13 minu­tes 54 seconds
Black and whi­te
Silent
2013

Synop­sis:

   If Jack Kerouac wro­te his legen­dary novel On the Road on a long paper scroll, why not do it on a long 35mm film roll as well?
   By re-typing the com­ple­te book –with the use of 35mm black lea­der ins­tead of paper on a typew­ri­ter– this pro­ject attem­pts, among other things, to con­vert Kerouac’s roman­tic rhyth­mic wri­ting method onto a cold and mecha­ni­cal trans­crip­tion in order to give the work new pos­si­bi­li­ties and readings that, when pro­jec­ted at 24 fra­mes a second, although they do empha­si­ze Kerouac’s inten­tions of imme­diacy, they trans­form the text into ille­gi­ble blot­ches of let­ters that demys­tify and ques­tion lan­gua­ge at its most ele­men­tal levels.

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Posi­ti­ve ver­sion (ori­gi­nal)

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Nega­ti­ve version

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Flic­ker version

Stills:

Jack Keroua­c’s ori­gi­nal scroll

Typing

Correc­ting and cleaning

Scree­ning

Ins­ta­lla­tion

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