Showing posts with label Chris Marker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Marker. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2008

Sans Soleil (1983)


Sans Soleil: intro


Sans Soleil: Welcome to Tokyo


Sans Soleil: Repair the web of time


Sans Soleil: Collectivisation [les rêves]


Sans Soleil: Year of the dog


Sans Soleil: Teknoko


Sans Soleil: fragment

One of the films I'd like to see again... Sans Soleil ("Sunless", 1983) is Chris Marker's (born in 1921 and maybe best known for La Jetée) famous documentary/experimental film/travelogue/cinematic essay/meditation on human memory; somewhere in the borderlines of dream, surrealism and science fiction. Visiting Africa, San Francisco and having a special emphasis on Japan, that home of the hyperreal, taking the viewer to manga shops and a special shrine dedicated to cats.

  • Full text of the film @ markertext
  • IMDB
  • A review by Henry Sheehan
  • Friday, January 26, 2007

    Chris Marker: La Jetée (1962)


    La Jetée 1/3


    La Jetée 2/3


    La Jetée 3/3

    (Note: all subtitles here in Spanish)

    The trailer

    An excerpt dubbed in English

    La Jetée ("The Jetty", 1962) is a 28-minute post-nuclear war/time travel sci-fi film by Chris Marker (b. 1921), consisting entirely of black & white still images. La Jetée was remade in 1995 by ex-Monty Python member Terry Gilliam as Twelve Monkeys.

    Addition, 27 January 2007:

    The whole film @ Google Video (thanks for the tip: Jan/Jahsonic)