Impulse Fever

Recalling a military raid witnessed in Bethlehem, the film recuperates pieces of events and failed technologies to unpack the unusual life of images. Influenced by Herve Guibert's notion of the 'Ghost Image', narration and collage examine the site of the raid, the ottoman wall of a guest house, and an anthropometric medical book. These investigations point towards incomplete absences which result in immersive, truncated relationships with cinema and the self.