Film
Level Five
- 6:45PM
Chris Marker’s shock-to-the-senses mind-melter concerns a woman haunted by the loss of her lover while programming a video game about World War II’s Battle of Okinawa. Melding retro-futuristic sci-fi imagery, references to American film noir, and reflections on traumas in Japanese history into a visually and philosophically provocative puzzle, Level Five is a hallucinatory visual essay on memory, tragedy, and early digital culture.
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