Not very many people would have thought up this project. And few of those would actually execute it. But Christian Marclay has. He's put together a movie made up of thousands of film clips which, collectively, become a 24 hour clock.
Here are three videos on this.
The first a news report.
The second a 3 minute segment of the movie itself.
The third, asks Christian himself about the work.
I haven't seen much more of this that you. But this has to make viewers think about how important clock time is in movies, which roughly reflect our lives. I wonder what venue in Anchorage could show this for 24 hours a day. Bear Tooth? Museum? Out North?
Thanks L for the tip.
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