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SUMMARY:🎬 Chronovisor (2026)
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DESCRIPTION:Kevin Walker & Jack Auen | 2026 | USA | 99’ | EN subtitles (for
	 non-English\nlanguage parts)\n\n"One of the year’s most stri­king expe­ri
	­men­tal fea­tu­re debuts\, Chronovisor\nquick­ly beca­me the break­out se
	n­sa­ti­on of the 2026 International Film\nFestival Rotterdam. Shot on 16m
	m\, this arm­chair mys­tery is steeped in the\nspi­rit of Jorge Luis Borge
	s and Umberto Eco. A researcher\, play­ed by\naca­de­mic Anne-Laure Sellie
	r\, beco­mes obses­sed with the true sto­ry of\nBenedictine monk Pellegrin
	o Ernetti. In the 1950s\, he clai­med to have seen the\ncru­ci­fixi­on of 
	Christ\, as well as spee­ches by Cicero and Napoleon\, using the\nchrono­v
	i­sor: a machi­ne said to be capa­ble of retrie­ving any moment from\nworl
	d his­to­ry via waves and dis­playing it on a tele­vi­si­on screen.\n\nA b
	ri­co­la­ge of books\, cas­set­tes\, foot­no­tes\, trans­la­ti­ons and VHS
	 tapes\ncon­sti­tu­tes the visu­al cen­tre of gra­vi­ty around which the f
	ic­ti­o­nal\nsto­ry orbits. A radi­cal cine­ma­tic form that recalls expe­
	ri­men­tal\nclas­sics by Chris Marker (La Jetée)\, Michael Snow (So Is Thi
	s)\, David Gatten\nand Nam June Paik."\n\n(ArtCinemaOFFoff)\n 
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/chronovisor-2026
GEO:52.381974;4.8703107
LOCATION:Filmhuis Cavia - Van Hallstraat 52-1\, 1051 HH Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:film
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Kevin Walker &amp; Jack Auen | 2026
	 | USA | 99’ | EN subtitles (for non-English language parts)</strong><br><
	br>"One of the year’s most stri­king expe­ri­men­tal fea­tu­re debuts, <em
	>Chronovisor</em> quick­ly beca­me the break­out sen­sa­ti­on of the 2026 
	International Film Festival Rotterdam. Shot on 16mm, this arm­chair mys­te
	ry is steeped in the spi­rit of Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco. A resea
	rcher, play­ed by aca­de­mic Anne-Laure Sellier, beco­mes obses­sed with t
	he true sto­ry of Benedictine monk Pellegrino Ernetti. In the 1950s, he cl
	ai­med to have seen the cru­ci­fixi­on of Christ, as well as spee­ches by 
	Cicero and Napoleon, using the chrono­vi­sor: a machi­ne said to be capa­b
	le of retrie­ving any moment from world his­to­ry via waves and dis­playin
	g it on a tele­vi­si­on screen.<br><br>A bri­co­la­ge of books, cas­set­te
	s, foot­no­tes, trans­la­ti­ons and VHS tapes con­sti­tu­tes the visu­al c
	en­tre of gra­vi­ty around which the fic­ti­o­nal sto­ry orbits. A radi­ca
	l cine­ma­tic form that recalls expe­ri­men­tal clas­sics by Chris Marker 
	(<em>La Jetée</em>), Michael Snow (<em>So Is This</em>), David Gatten and 
	Nam June Paik."<br><br>(ArtCinemaOFFoff)<br>&nbsp;</p>
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