Dirk de Bruyn Movies

  • 1980
    Walk

    Walk

    Walk

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    The film follows walking feet and progresses to a preoccupation with the dancing shadow of the camera and the filmmaker. Much of the footage was...

    Walk
  • 2007
    RemmbrMe

    RemmbrMe

    RemmbrMe

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    Dirk De Bruyn’s eleven-minute RemmbrME (2007) is a visually engaging film that documents in a painterly fashion the numerous gaps and...

    RemmbrMe
  • 1995
    A X Canada

    A X Canada

    A X Canada

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    Completed in 1994, shot on Super 8 and transferred to 16mm using a JK Optical Printer, this film documents in time-lapse the trajectory of the de...

    A X Canada
  • 2016
    Living in the Past

    Living in the Past

    Living in the Past

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    This film re-animates stereoscopic images of Melbourne from the 1920s. Technically the film makes a statement about how each new iteration of moving...

    Living in the Past
  • 2014
    The Death of Place

    The Death of Place

    The Death of Place

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    The subject of Death of Place is 16mm film's direct on film techniques, migrated into the digital realm. Its story catches half articulated childhood...

    The Death of Place
  • 2023
    To Hear to See

    To Hear to See

    To Hear to See

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    A fusion of abstract optical soundtracks from analogue 16mm and 35mm film expanding on the 1930’s Russian experiments of Nikolai Voinov which...

    To Hear to See
  • 2015
    East Meets West

    East Meets West

    East Meets West

    02015HD

    East Meets West is an abstract flickering animation that sits precariously between the digital and the analog. The film highlights the luminous...

    East Meets West
  • 1998
    Schist

    Schist

    Schist

    01998HD

    Silent, but often paired with Burt & Chabade's Four Possible Soundtracks for Dirk De Bruyn's "Schist" (1999).

    Schist
  • 2012
    Click If You Like This

    Click If You Like This

    Click If You Like This

    02012HD

    film by Dirk de Bruyn & Glenn D’Cruz

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