
Time Travelling

La Transversale, the traditional thematic retrospective session, will explore ways in which cinema has put its own matter at stake, narratively and philosophically.
“Is it to cinema that we owe the invention of time-travelling? Moments that we believed to be lost are found again with a new duration, thanks to the act of recording. Phenomena that were considered determined by a delimited length and fate are all of sudden accelerated or slowed down, subdivided, reversed or repeated, through the magical qualities of projection speed and editing.”
(Cyril Beghin, excerpt from the 2014 EntreVues catalogue)
Click here to download the full text of Cyril Beghin on Time travel.
Films


Der Müde Tod
Fritz Lang

Brigadoon
Vincente Minnelli

Le Testament d'Orphée
Jean Cocteau

The Time Machine
George Pal

La Jetée
Chris Marker

Wavelenght
Michael Snow

Je t'aime, je t'aime
Alain Resnais

Planet of the Apes
Franklin J. Schaffner

La Voie lactée
Luis Buñuel

Nostalgia
Hollis Frampton

Slaughterhouse-Five
George Roy Hill

Tarva Yeghanaknere
Artavazd Pelechian

Sleeper
Woody Allen

Céline et Julie vont en bateau
Jacques Rivette

Time After Time
Nicholas Meyer

Altered States
Ken Russell

Once Upon a Time in America
Sergio Leone

Leila et les loups
Heiny Srour

Back to the future
Robert Zemeckis

Peggy Sue Got Married
Francis Ford Coppola

Groundhog day
Harold Ramis

Out of the present
Andrei Ujica

The Present
Robert Frank

Reprise
Hervé Le Roux

Cave of forgotten dreams
Werner Herzog

Grabigouji, la vie de la disparition
Brigitte Cornand

Outtakes From The Life Of A Happy Man
Jonas Mekas

O Velho do Restelo
Manoel De Oliveira

La Fille et le fleuve
Aurélia Georges

Auto remake : Jean-Claude Brisseau
Jean-Claude Brisseau

Histoire(s) du cinéma
Jean-Luc Godard
