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Lost World
documentary, 16 mm, bw+col., 26 min
director: Gyula Nemes
producer: Gyula Nemes, Erkki Astala
DOP: Balázs Dobóczi
editor: Martin Blažíček
production: Absolut Film Studio, coproducer: YLE (Helsinki), Martin Blažíček, Duna TV
supported by: MMK, Öböl XI. Kft., Self-Government of XI. District in Budapest
16mm mainly black & white documentary shot nine years long in a forgotten landscape in the center of Budapest. People living in houseboats and wooden houses, struggling againts flood, snow and investitors who want them to evict. Transformation of a landscape to a globalised paradise.
planned finishing: 30.06.2007.
Digital
dokumentary, shot on mobile phone and web camera, col., 40 min
director: Gyula Nemes
producer: Gyula Nemes
DOP: Balázs Dobóczi
production: Absolut Film Studio, supported by: MMK
How change the society the internet and the mobile phone?
planned finishing: 31.05.2007
Outsider
“What is robbing a bank compared to the crime of founding a bank?” Brecht
Outsider is an anarchist gangster movie, comedy, and parable about an underdog who rebels without a cause and is finally destroyed in a meaningless society.
N., 33 and unemployed, traverses through the labyrinths of bureaus and offices, making
a living by swindling. His petty crimes slowly become serious offenses manifested
as terrorist actions against consumer society. He escapes to Africa to find peace.
Outsider is a latter-day sci-fi: it takes place in a world where consumer society
is an institutionalized, ideological system. The grotesque situations, however, could take place anytime in the present, even in our own society; the story teeters on the razor’s edge
of reality and an absurd world.
The European part of Outsider is an hour of radically fast-paced action with self-reflexive montage and image associations. The black and white, cinemascope picture is filled with hard contrasts, almost like graphic art; the lighting and filters reduce everything to lines
and patches. Split screen images represent the main character’s fantasies, past, and environment. The pixilation inserts condense into seconds the hidden socio-economic mechanism running through everything.
Juxtaposed to these are the thick, intense, drawn-out dolly shots of the African episode,
a slow-motion, psychedelic road movie.
Outsider deliberately combines genres, constantly altering the tone.
The basic story is a blend of comedy and an anarchist gangster film. The love story
is an erotic chamber drama. The African section is a road movie. The peeping storyline
is cinema verité,the interviews and pixilation are pseudo-documentaries, while the parts
in color are parodies.
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