Memories for Forgetfulness Elsewhere | I: Postcards from Afar
Blind Ambition
Hassan Khan
2012
46 Minutes
Date
Repeat: Wednesday, February 16
Blind Ambition is a film shot with a cell phone with 27 actors in nine different episodes that take place at different times of the day in public places across the city. Shot in stark black and white and completely silent except for the voices of the actors, it is an attempt to crystallize and suspend an emotional condition that seethes under the surface of a collective, to produce a portrait of selves held together by a fragile intent.
Hassan Khan’s Blind Ambition is presented within Postcards from Afar, the first of five chapters in Memories for Forgetfulness Elsewhere, an online film program curated by Irmgard Emmelhainz for e-flux Video & Film. The program streams in five thematic group screenings each two weeks long, and will be accompanied by two live discussions.
For more information, contact program@e-flux.com.
