29 10 88

About This Movie

So, '29 10 88' is this fascinating little piece that really transcends traditional documentation of performance art. It’s not just about capturing Miles McKane’s installation; it’s more like this immersive experience that redefines space and movement. You get this almost poetic rhythm as the participants interact, blending their actions with the visual landscape. The pacing feels deliberately unhurried, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere. It’s intriguing how the film manages to evoke the essence of the original piece without merely reproducing it, creating this layered effect that lingers long after viewing.

This film is quite rare; I’ve seen very few copies in circulation. Its unconventional approach and limited screenings have made it a subject of interest among collectors of experimental cinema. The format has shifted over the years, but finding an original release is getting tougher. Still, those who appreciate performance art will find its nuances worth exploring.