Remote Control

1992, 2 minutes; 16mm, Color, Drawn Animation

An artistic interpretation of the Persian Gulf War and the strong relationship of television as the filter of the information. The film’s graphic images are equaled by the resonant soundtrack, ending with the painful cries of a child.

“The artist confronts the dilemma of being a recipient of the world’s first televised war.” —Howard Aaron, Northwest Film Center

FESTIVALS

Atlanta 1993, Honors

Black Maria 1993

Cine-X Olympia 1992

New York Expo 1992

Northwest Film & Video 1992

FUNDING

Western States Regional Media Arts Fellowship