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The
films of Bill Mousoulis
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To Use Your Camera (1996, 7 mins, Super-8, color, sound on cassette) Genre: experimental Synopsis: A cheeky instructional film on the uses and abuses of the cinematographic apparatus, with the ensuing results enlivened by the music of David Dangerfield. |
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Available on DVD for purchase as part of The
Films of Bill Mousoulis or as part of B-Sides |
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Screenings: 8, including: Surprise Film Festival, Taiwan, Apr 1997; Experimenta, Nov 1996; "Dilate", Darwin, July 1997; Allowance, June 2004. "Bill's film
enters the realm of Godard's Helas Pour Moi: it seems to be this
rather sober unceasing to-and-fro of what happens when you abandon the
safe technical decisions, give the monkeys the typewriter, and observe
what the machine is thinking, with a drowsy human being lurking in the
background feeding it film." |