Film Body: Eye Injury
4m
In theaters Sat, Oct 24, 2026
About the film
Film Body: Eye Injury disassembles and manipulates the photochemical surface of a 16mm film entitled Safety Gear: Eye and Face Protection dedicated to preventing eye injuries in work situations. Warning about the physical risks that can occur at work under specific circumstances is the theme of an industrial film, an ephemeral film exempt from copyright that, at times, seems like a sample of glasses. The new montage transforms the original ten minutes into a shorter footage close to the aesthetics of flicker film. It emphasizes the harmful nature of a film body that, underlining the fragility of vision, can cause migraines.
Albert Alcoz transforms a 16mm workplace eye-safety film into a flickering experiment in fragile vision. The four-minute short had its US premiere at Los Angeles Filmforum’s Festival of (In)appropriation #14.
- Directed by
- Albert Alcoz
US release dates
- Wide releaseLos Angeles Filmforum Festival of (In)appropriation #14
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