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Using footage showcasing San Francisco, The Green Fog is a filmic tribute to the Bay Area in the form of a remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo.
Sunday, October 21st, 2018
The Green Fog (2017)
Directed by Guy Maddin
Presented by the UC Center for Film and Media Studies
Doors 3:30 PM / Start 4:00 PM @ The Mini Microcinema – 1329 Main St.
Using footage showcasing San Francisco, The Green Fog is a filmic tribute to the Bay Area in the form of a remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo. It revisits the close relationship between the city and Hitchcock’s movie through a montage of studio classics, 1950s noir, documentary and experimental films, and 1970s prime-time television. The only original content is the eponymous fog that Maddin has integrated into some of the scenes. Together with a score performed by the Kronos Quartet, the fog adds to the alienating effect of the montage, allowing viewers to engage with the various filmic archives and their mutual associations. Part of the UC Film series Archives in Motion: Film Documents. (63 min)
Introduction by Dr. Todd Herzog, Department of German Studies/ Film and Media Studies, University of Cincinnati – Free with $5 suggested donation or FotoFocus Passport
FotoFocus at “The Mini: Cinema and Archive” is a curated exhibition for the 2018 FotoFocus Biennial: Open Archive. Now in its fourth iteration, the Biennial spans over 90 projects at museums, galleries, and universities across Greater Cincinnati; Northern Kentucky; Dayton and Columbus, Ohio; and features more than 400 artists, curators, and educators. The Open Archive theme emphasizes the centrality of photography and lens-based art to modernism, and examines our fundamental need to preserve photographs and to tell stories through their collection, organization, and interpretation.
For a complete schedule of FotoFocus events or to purchase a FotoFocus Passport, visit
www.FotoFocusBiennial.org
Support for this FotoFocus Biennial 2018 exhibition was provided by FotoFocus.
ADMISSION INFO
Free with $5 suggested donation or FotoFocus Passport
LOCATION
PARKING INFO
There is street parking (with stand alone meters, and machines with tickets) and you must pay until 9:00 PM, FYI. You can usually find a spot within a few block radius.
