Intrigues (I)
Synopsis
"This is the opening to a series of seven "Intrigues", inspired by Delmore Schwartz's observations on the word. These seven titles of mine center on aspects of filmmaking. This one intersperses use of prism light, underwater shooting, the echoing of shadows and other darkened fragments/ abstractions. Super 8, silent, non-narrative."
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