Overview
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Shot in early 1990 on outdated Ektachrome reversal stock, Acid Rock is a 9-minute experimental film by Jerome Hiler that exists only as an unedited original. Everyday objects and people become radiant integers of light.
- Directors
- Jerome Hiler
- Release date
- 1990-01-01
Plot
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Jerome Hiler's Acid Rock consists of three unedited 100-foot reels shot in early 1990 on outdated Ektachrome reversal stock, and the filmmaker has never made a print. The 9-minute work transforms everyday objects, places, and people into integers of light, creating a sinuous tapestry of restless imagery. Its title comes from a large rock marked "acid" that drifts past the camera in the opening moments.
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