These 35mm presentations, which are also being screened on February 22nd (details here), are part of the Jessica Hausner season at BFI Southbank. Full details here.
BFI introduction:
FLORA is a sympathetic, often darkly funny and wholly unsentimental look at the trials and tribulations of early adulthood, as experienced by a young woman, while INTER-VIEW is Hausner’s most fragmented and impressionistic film, this featurette alternates between two protagonists: a writer apparently conducting research by interviewing strangers about their professional and personal lives, and a quiet graduate looking for a job (hopefully involving flowers – shades of Little Joe?). Like its predecessor, Inter-View offers an early instance of the writer-director’s enduring penchant for scenes involving dance.
Here (and above) is Jessica Hausner being interviewed on images and meaning in cinema.
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