Sunday
BALTIC in partnership with Third Films presents Sunday, a collection of films by one of Britian’s most exciting emerging filmakers Duane Hopkins. Sunday, is a multi-screen film installation where Hopkins has created a series of works that explore the grammatical possibilities of film beyond the formal constraints of narrative cinema. Like much of Hopkin’s cinema work Sunday deals with the rural British youth and the relationship between identity, psychology and environment.
The exhibition will feature five works using the different spaces of BALTIC’s Level 1, presenting scenes that work visually, sonically and physically. Three boys are presented as the protagonists in several filmic essays that are documentary in subject and imagery, yet discursive in form and structure.
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