White-Black Film
Vladimír Turner / Czech Republic / 2013 / World Premiere / 30 min.
synopsis
A film object with several variations on the meaning of the word “image” – be it a film image, a primitive painting, or an idea. Using for the most part static shots of Australian nature, the film looks the continent’s aboriginal inhabitants, their troubled history under white colonial rule, and their unique relationship to art.
The history of the aborigines since the arrival of white colonialists is usually divided into three periods: the “time of killing”, the “time of farming”, and the “time of alcohol”. First they were murdered by the colonisers, then they slaved away on their farms, and then they got alcohol.
more about film
director: | Vladimír Turner |
cast: | Alana Victoria Hunt |
producer: | Vladimír Turner |
photography: | Vladimir Turner |
editing: | Vladimir Turner |
sound: | Vladimir Turner |
contact
Vladimír Turner
Biskupcova 31, 130 00 Praha 3, Czech Republic
vladimirturner@gmail.com
00420 777919695
Film at festival
premiere type: | World Premiere |
festival edition: | 2013 |
section: | Czech Joy |
format: | HD |
language: | English |
colour: | Colour |
Info
director: | Vladimír Turner |
original title: | White-Black Film |
country: | Czech Republic |
year: | 2013 |
running time: | 30 min. |