[Frameworks] Films that are mostly about an audience

[Adam Hyman]

Another film that focuses on an audience, but not a film audience.  "American Parade" by Laura Kraning - https://iffr.com/en/iffr/2007/films/american-parade
Are non-film audiences of interest?

On 11/7/21, 10:41 AM, "Frameworks on behalf of John Smith" <frameworks-bounces at film-gallery.org on behalf of info at johnsmithfilms.com> wrote:


    2’ 45”.   William Raban
    So Is This.   Michael Snow
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    > ----Morgan Fisher has a series of films, each called ?Screening Room,? made individually for individual venues, which are basically about the experience of an audience member, walking in from outside, all the way to eating and viewing the screen.  
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    > http://www.resettheapparatus.net/corpus-work/screening-room.html
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    > http://www.ravenrow.org/events/screening_room_morgan_fisher_programme_at_bfi_southbank/
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    > There are a couple for spaces in Los Angeles.  I wonder if there is a full list of venues for which he has made them.
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    > Best,
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    > Adam
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    > On 11/4/21, 6:16 AM, "Frameworks on behalf of jaime cleeland" <frameworks-bounces at film-gallery.org on behalf of ethnomite at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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    > Thank you to everyone for the suggestions.  Quite a list to shift through:
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    > Sharon Lockhart?s TEATRO AMAZONAS.
   
    > "Play" (2003), by Christoph Girardet and Matthias M?ller.
    
    > David Rimmer, ?Watching for the Queen" 
    
    > SIDE SEAT PAINTING SLIDE SOUND FILM by Michael Snow
    
    > You could argue Nashville is about an audience. 
    
    > Sally Potter?s Goldiggers 
    
    > Tsai Ming-Liang?s GOODBYE, DRAGON INN.
    
    > Auditorium Ian Breakwell (with Ron Geesin)UK, 1993 32 minutes, Colour, Sound
    
    > Abbas Kiarostami's Shirin