Title | Monody |
Item type | Projected medium |
Author(s) | Dorsky, Nathaniel |
Language | No linguistic content |
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Physical description | 1 film reel (16 min.) : 18 fps, silent, color ; 16 mm |
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245 00 Monody /|c[filmmaker, Nathaniel Dorsky].
257 United States.
264 1 [San Francisco, California] :|b[Nathaniel Dorsky?],
|c[2017].
300 1 film reel (16 min.) :|b18 fps, silent, color ;|c16 mm
306 001600
336 two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent
337 projected|bg|2rdamedia
338 film reel|bmr|2rdacarrier
345 |b18 fps
500 Part 6 of 7 of the Arboretum Cycle.
506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access
by appt. only. |5 CBPF.
506 PFA 1608-01-17207. Restricted: For BAMPFA exhibition only.
|5CBPF
520 "A monody is an ode sung by a single actor in a Greek
tragedy, a poem lamenting a person's death. In this case,
the sixth section of this Arboretum Cycle, the death of
the garden itself. "--Nathaniel Dorsky,|uhttp://
nathanieldorsky.net/post/171173173488/final-stills-and-
quotes-for-the-seven-sections-of
520 "For the past several years California experienced an
extreme drought. Several winter rainy seasons with barely
any rainfall. But this past winter good fortune brought a
bountiful amount of storms and liquid refreshment. The
spring that followed took on magical and celebratory
qualities of energy, joy, fullness, and rebirth. In
walking distance from my apartment is San Francisco's
Arboretum located in Golden Gate Park. I decided that I
would make a film now on a single subject and that subject
would be the light, not the objects, but the sacredness of
the light itself in this splendid garden. What I did not
know is that the great beauty of this magnificent spring
would bring forth not one, but four films, each one
immediately following the previous. I began the second
week of February to photograph and finished the editing of
the fourth film during the first days of August. These
four films spontaneously manifested as four stages of life
: childhood, youth, maturity, and old age. ELOHIM (31
min.) was photographed in early spring, the week of the
lunar new year, the very spirit of Creation. ABATON (19
min.) was photographed a few weeks later in the full
ripeness of spring, the very purity and passion of the
Garden. CODA (16 min.) was photographed in late spring, in
the aftermath of this purity, the first shades of
mortality and Knowledge appearing. And finally, ODE (20
min.), photographed in early summer, is a soft textured
song of the Fallen, the dissonant reds of death, seeds and
rebirth."-- Nathaniel Dorsky, http://nathanieldorsky.net/
post/171173173488/final-stills-and-quotes-for-the-seven-
sections-of
541 0 |3PFA 1608-01-17207. |a D0128 |c Purchase |d 2018/03/28
|5CBPF
590 PFA 1608-01-17207. Colorlab Xenon print. Edge code: Kodak
3383. |aCONDITION NOTE: Inspected 2018/03/28 dk;
excellent.
655 7 Short films.|2lcgft
655 7 Experimental films.|2lcgft
700 1 Dorsky, Nathaniel,|efilmmaker.
956 20180419 |bpfmcq|cCO
957 OCLC xref loaded 20180429
994 C0|bCUY