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Director Bob Blinn set out to shoot a film using only 100
feet of 16mm film. During the course of a few afternoons in downtown Chicago
1976, he shot several segments.
30 years later he found the can containing
this 100 feet of
film in a box in the basement. He decided to finish the film. He cut the film,
composed the music, and wrote a poem to the visuals. He calls this videoetry. The film
investigates the idea of a person finding direction
in a concrete world. St. Christopher, the patron saint of travelers is lost. If
he’s lost, how are we supposed to find our way?
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