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100 Foot Pull Untitled Project (Fort Morgan) Battle of the Stand-Stills Cross-Quarters Iceland Spar Very Similar To On the Logic of Dubious Historical Accounts, 1969-1972 Seajon Micro-Film Errata Richard Brautigan Visits the Micro-Nations (Sealand) |
On the Logic of Dubious Historical Accounts, 1969-1972 in collaboration with Peter Miller 16mm (18fps) 2008 excerpt: On the Logic of Dubious Historical Accounts, 1969-1972 is a short film showing Hasselblad cameras falling through space and hitting the surface of the moon. This piece lies at the intersection of forged documentation, camera fetishism, and questionable histories. On each of the NASA moon missions, astronauts brought along specialized Hasselblad cameras to take pictures. Though expensive and highly prized, the cameras brought to the moon were left behind by the astronauts in order to cut down on weight for the return trip to earth. Supposedly, twelve Hasselblad cameras remain on the moon. On the Logic of Dubious Historical Accounts, 1969-1972 is a documentation of twelve Hasselblad cameras falling to the lunar surface. By using high-speed filming techniques similar to what could have been used to simulate low gravity in a staging of the NASA moon landing, this film recreates the descent of the Hasselblad cameras from the hands of unseen astronauts to the surface of the moon. Slected screenings: International Film Festival Rotterdam, 2009 EXiS, Seoul, South Korea, 2009 Images Festival, Toronto, Canada, 2009 Chicago Underground Film Festival, 2008 25fps Festival, Zagreb, Croatia, 2008 |
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