By accident I found an old photo of mine (super 8 film still). Chicago! Was nice there. Met Deb! No more US for me now. Sigh.

unterwegs in Sachen Film >>> <<< on the road making films!
By accident I found an old photo of mine (super 8 film still). Chicago! Was nice there. Met Deb! No more US for me now. Sigh.

Recently I had the opportunity to have several of my old almost forgotten super 8 films scanned! Very hi res and for free as part of a film studies research project. The sound is bad, taken from the ridiculously slim magnetic tape on the film … I will have to re-edit it.
Here comes the first film, a little poem in 2 words called “ABE”, from 1989 … click here!!




Winter. Staying home. Browsing in old film stills. Finding green roses.

How can I translate “lungern”?
Jessica smokes and says something about “man muss mehr rumlungern”, I love this picture (it’s in my upcoming June film).
Loafing? Hanging around? Loitering?

I made this picture by mistake … it is a film still from my new “Ode an Juni / Ode to June” film. I used a very expired Ektachrome colour film and this is what I got: something muddy pink!
But I love it …
Auntie Google translates it as “A whoosh of a film frame” and I like it!
My new favourite film picture. Coming from my film “Die Perfektion der Mücke / The Perfection of the Mosquito”

Sometimes films just fall from heaven. I was ready, trees were sugared, friend was happy to help with camera, the dung heap – all odor and vapor. I count to three, yksi kaksi kolme in Finnish, so beautiful words, resembling to nothing else!
And the film came.
Double, triple exposed, two Dagies, three Dagies and my ever questioning how the hell does the universe ticktocktackle??

Recently I developed an old Kodachrome in a special soup … see & scroll a few days down … here you can see stills from the film, original orange and inverted to a blue positive!!

This is a still image from a super 8 film. Expired East German ORWO material, very old, very fragile, very sensitive to temperatures …. The three colour layers tend to peel off until only one colour remains or none at all.
In this case I was lucky that content and form danced together!

It’s winter and I need warmth and wool and sheep and super 8 images!


One super 8 frame is 1/24 second = 41.66666666666666666666666666666666 milliseconds.
Here’s one with beautiful lints! Can you find out what’s on the picture ? 😉
