Park Lanes (Region Free)
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Kevin Jerome Everson's epic, immersive, observational documentary Park Lanes follows workers in an American factory over the course of an eight-hour shift, from clock-in to clock-out, experienced and presented in real time.
Rendering the often invisible and unacknowledged routines and rhythms of manufacturing visible, the film also celebrates the craft and skill developed through the repetition of movements and gestures and explores not just the relationship between film and spectator, but of labourers and their machines.
Two-disc Blu-ray special features:
• Park Lanes (2015) presented complete and uncut from a new HD master, approved by director Kevin Jerome Everson.
• Booklet featuring new essays by writer/curator Matthew Barrington, author and programmer Elena Gorfinkel, and an interview with Kevin Jerome Everson by professor Michael Boyce Gillespie.
• Region free (A/B/C) Blu-ray.
• World premiere on Blu-ray.
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Kevin Jerome Everson's epic, immersive, observational documentary Park Lanes follows workers in an American factory over the course of an eight-hour shift, from clock-in to clock-out, experienced and presented in real time.
Rendering the often invisible and unacknowledged routines and rhythms of manufacturing visible, the film also celebrates the craft and skill developed through the repetition of movements and gestures and explores not just the relationship between film and spectator, but of labourers and their machines.
Two-disc Blu-ray special features:
• Park Lanes (2015) presented complete and uncut from a new HD master, approved by director Kevin Jerome Everson.
• Booklet featuring new essays by writer/curator Matthew Barrington, author and programmer Elena Gorfinkel, and an interview with Kevin Jerome Everson by professor Michael Boyce Gillespie.
• Region free (A/B/C) Blu-ray.
• World premiere on Blu-ray.
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Kevin Jerome Everson's epic, immersive, observational documentary Park Lanes follows workers in an American factory over the course of an eight-hour shift, from clock-in to clock-out, experienced and presented in real time.
Rendering the often invisible and unacknowledged routines and rhythms of manufacturing visible, the film also celebrates the craft and skill developed through the repetition of movements and gestures and explores not just the relationship between film and spectator, but of labourers and their machines.
Two-disc Blu-ray special features:
• Park Lanes (2015) presented complete and uncut from a new HD master, approved by director Kevin Jerome Everson.
• Booklet featuring new essays by writer/curator Matthew Barrington, author and programmer Elena Gorfinkel, and an interview with Kevin Jerome Everson by professor Michael Boyce Gillespie.
• Region free (A/B/C) Blu-ray.
• World premiere on Blu-ray.
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