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Image: Coconut/Cane & Cutlass (1994) by Michelle Mohabeer

The Films of David Rimmer: Vol. 1-3

David Rimmer is one of Canada's best-known and influential experimental filmmakers. This 3-volume set brings together Rimmer’s seminal early works, made between 1968 and 1986. Born in Vancouver, BC, Rimmer has been a key figure in that city's avant garde and in New York City. Rimmer’s films are known for their formal experimentation with looping, superimposition and optical printing. But they also go beyond structuralist strictures to operate on a poetic and metaphoric level.

Complement the set with Reading David Rimmer, an e-book edited by Mike Hoolboom (link opens as PDF).

 

Volume One

 

Square Inch Field

Canada / 13:00 / 1968 / sound / colour

 

Migration

Canada / 11:00 / 1969 / sound / colour

 

Landscape

Canada / 8:00 / 1969 / silent / colour

 

Blue Movie

Canada / 6:00 / 1970 / silent / colour

 

Treefall

Canada / 5:00 / 1970 / silent / b/w

 

The Dance

Canada / 5:00 / 1970 / sound / b/w

 

Surfacing on the Thames

Canada / 5:00 / 1970 / silent / colour

 

Volume Two

 

VARIATIONS ON A CELLOPHANE WRAPPER

Canada / 8:30 / 1970 / sound / colour

 

Seashore

Canada / 11:00 / 1971 / silent / b/w

 

Real Italian Pizza

Canada / 13:00 / 1971 / sound / colour

 

Watching for the Queen

Canada / 11:00 / 1973 / silent / b/w

 

Fracture

Canada / 10:00 / 1973 / silent / colour

 

Volume Three

 

Canadian Pacific

Canada / 9:00 / 1974 / silent / colour

 

Canadian Pacific ll

Canada / 9:00 / 1975 / silent / colour

 

Narrows Inlet

Canada / 10:00 / 1980 / silent / colour

 

Bricolage

Canada / 11:00 / 1984 / sound / colour

 

As Seen on TV

Canada / 15:00 / 1986 / sound / colour

The Films of David Rimmer: Vol. 1-3

C$135.00Price
  • Artist(s)
    David Rimmer

     

    Year
    2017

     

    Runtime

    170 min

     

    Language
    English

     

    Publisher
    Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre

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