Untitled (Times For)

About This Movie

Untitled (Times For) is this intriguing tribute to Gregory Markopoulos, with a distinct vibe that feels both personal and experimental. Hill and Meckfessel capture something really unique, reminiscent of Markopoulos's Himself as Herself yet standing firm on its own. The pacing is more meditative; it invites you to breathe and reflect rather than just consume. You've got this atmospheric quality, where every frame feels deliberate, almost like a canvas that breathes. The practical effects, while understated, add a layer of authenticity, keeping you engaged with its textures. It's a film that whispers instead of shouts, a kind of conversation piece that you can dig into over multiple viewings.

This film was part of the Bride of Super 8 screening at the 2011 Chicago 8 Small Gauge Film Festival, adding a layer of exclusivity to its circulation. Its rarity makes it a curious find for collectors, as many may not even be aware of its existence. Given its homage to a lesser-known filmmaker, it appeals to those with a keen interest in experimental cinema and film history. The limited screenings and unique format further enhance its collector's intrigue.