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Gatun Lake

Gatun Lake

Kevin Jerome Everson

United States

2022

Film

Feature Film

The artist travels the Panama Canal, filming 10-minute 16mm reels to create an almost abstract time-modulated journey through light and darkness. Alternating with the submerged darkness, we observe the beauty of the landscape and the global trade that the canal was built to facilitate; remembering that its American engineers imposed US segregation laws on the canal’s Jamaican migrant workforce. Cinéma du Reel 2022 selection.

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edition

6th ECRÃ Festival

venues

02/07 – MAM CINEMATECA – 2PM
08/07 – MAM CINEMATECA – 5:30PM

duration in min

60

premiere

Latin Premiere 6th ECRÃ Festival

indicative classification

L / Free for all audiences / Free for All Audiences

content

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tags

sea, structural, observation

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Kevin Jerome Everson

Kevin Jerome Everson (1965, USA) was educated in fine arts at the Universities of Ohio and Akron. He is an artist and creator of several short and feature-length films about the culture of the black American working class. In 2006, Everson was named one of the 25 most important new faces in independent cinema by Filmmaker Magazine. In 2012, he received the prestigious Alpert Award for Film and Video. Several mid-career retrospectives have been dedicated to his work, including exhibitions and retrospectives at the Whitney Museum of American Art (2011) and Centre Pompidou (2009), but also at film festivals such as the Vienna International Film Festival (2014) and Visions du Réel (2012). Everson is also a professor at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

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