
Criterion favorite Guy Maddin continues to make his own kind of music with his latest, Night Mayor, a fourteen-minute work that the National Film Board of Canada website has been so kind as to post in its entirety. In the movie, made for the NFB’s seventieth anniversary, a mad inventor tries to harness the heavenly ethers of the aurora borealis and distill them into music and motion pictures. Naturally, this results in a film of psychotropic, collagelike beauty, one that vividly illustrates its own concept of “ordinary things combined and made miraculous.” Check it out below.
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By julie/NFB
April 14, 2011
02:41 PM
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