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Present "What's involved in love?—power, control—is that what we're talking about?" This film is about love - relations between men and women, conversations in the air. Men are heard in voice-over speaking a love-talk which is personal, though anonymous, or singular. Another voice-over reads parables, which present a context for the possibility of love or spirit in the world at large. The film ends optimistically: a smile slowly spreads on a man's face. Women addressing men in their own voices. "He stored the Divine Light in a vessel, but the vessel, unable to contain the Holy Radiance, burst, and its shards, permeated with sparks of the Divine, scattered through the Universe." (Adele Wiseman) In the Collection of: The National Gallery of Canada At Present credits
Available from:
Canadian Filmmakers' Distribution Centre
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I can see your history in the way you move: At Present by Karyn Sandlos |
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| "Preception Through Process" by Tim Dallett (April 19, 1994) | ||
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Exposures 1995 (Catalogue) "Living the Everyday as History": article by Barbara Godard |
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the Pleasure Dome: Fringe Film in Canada, Gutter Press ‘97 "Transitions", by Mike Hoolboom |
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