L'Arrive

L'Arrive

Director Peter Tscherkassky

3 min. · Austria, 1998 · Experimental · Silent · N-7

About the film

The material comes from Mayerling (1968), a Habsburger melodrama from the British director Terence Young. Although by no means a conventional narrative, L’Arrivée engages with the history and form of narrative cinema. It recognizes the power of cinema, utilizing its control over space, and in this film especially, time, in order to uncover the energies of motion and story, of the violence inherent in both revolt and containment.

Details

Running time
3 min.
Country, year
Austria, 1998
Genre
Experimental
Language
Silent
Age rating
N-7

Credits

Director
Peter Tscherkassky
Screenplay
Peter Tscherkassky
Producers
Peter Tscherkassky
Peter Tscherkassky

Director

Peter Tscherkassky

Peter Tscherkassky holds a PhD. in philosophy. Co-founder of sixpackfilm. Specialist of avant-garde film, he’s edited in 2012 “Film Unframed: A History of Austrian Avant-Garde Cinema” and co-edited “Peter Kubelka” in 1995. His films have been honored with many awards including Golden Gate Award, Main Prize at Oberhausen, and Best Short Film in Venice.