Canadian Experimental Cinema since the 1990s: Retro-Vision and Trans-Vision

Key Points

• Explores how experimental cinema challenges traditional views of time and space, leading to new narrative possibilities.
• Key themes include the impact of globalization on media perceptions and the aesthetics of dead time in film.
• Observational analysis of films from the 90s highlights their use of visual plasticity to reshape storytelling.
• Implications of this exploration reflect a shift toward experimental approaches in a globalized media landscape.