Pioneers of video art, The Vasulkas are lifetime hackers and grandparents of the "YouTube" generation. They are struggling in their retirement years to archive their body of work. By a fluke they are rediscovered by the art world that had forgotten them. People and institutions are all of a sudden fighting over who will represent them when they are gone.
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Cast
Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdóttir
Director
Ian Anderson
Self
Laurie Anderson
Self
David Byrne
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Jackie Curtis
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Salvador Dalí
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Candy Darling
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Miles Davis
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Philip Glass
Self
Jimi Hendrix
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Nam June Paik
Self
Kristín Scheving
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Patti Smith
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Steina Vasulka
Self
Woody Vasulka
Self
Andy Warhol
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source: The Vasulka Effect
Inside every bloated documentary, there is a succinct documentary trying to get out. Perhaps if you're massively interested in the works of Steina and Woody Vasulka, you can tolerate all the stuff about archiving to hard drive. But if you're a casual observer, perhaps attracted by the Arena imprimatur, you may find this much more filler than thriller -- or too much noise to signal, if you prefer. I did persevere with this for the full 86 and a half minutes, but I ended up not really understanding why the works and/or methods of Steina and Woody Vasulka were truly significant. Be kind rewind. And possibly also fast forward?
source: The Vasulka Effect
Inside every bloated documentary, there is a succinct documentary trying to get out. Perhaps if you're massively interested in the works of Steina and Woody Vasulka, you can tolerate all the stuff about archiving to hard drive. But if you're a casual observer, perhaps attracted by the Arena imprimatur, you may find this much more filler than thriller -- or too much noise to signal, if you prefer. I did persevere with this for the full 86 and a half minutes, but I ended up not really understanding why the works and/or methods of Steina and Woody Vasulka were truly significant. Be kind rewind. And possibly also fast forward?