



March 8, 2020: A Memoir
2020年3月8日:回忆录
Fırat Yücel
2023
0:15:00
Turkish
Netherlands
我们站在塔克西姆广场上,观看这座城市在COVID-19大流行前的最后一次大规模示威的余波。两个声音反思着他们在屏幕上看到的一切。一个孩子玩着红色的气球,年轻人在街上跳舞,人们在拍照,玛丽娜·阿布拉莫维奇在伊斯坦布尔的首次展览……随着叙述的展开,图像获得了新的意义:这些是伊斯坦布尔市政府全天候直播和开放访问的“旅游摄像头”在2020年3月8日妇女节拍摄的屏幕录像。该片是一部多声道的桌面论文/纪录片,试图找到这些图像的盲点,通过屏幕录像在时间中 旅行。这是一部关于2020年伊斯坦布尔女权之夜抗议活动的桌面纪录片/视频论文,完全由该事件及其余波的屏幕录像制作,解构和重新利用了旅游和监视图像。
Chinese Mainland Premiere 中国大陆首映
We are on Taksim Square watching the aftermath of this last mass demonstration in the city, before the COVID-19 pandemic. Two voices reflect on what they see on the screen. A child playing with a red balloon, youngsters dancing on the street, people taking photos, Marina Abramovic’s first exhibition in Istanbul… As the narrative unfolds, images take new meaning: These are screen recordings of Istanbul municipalities’ 7/24 live and open-access ‘Touristic Cameras’ taken on the 8th of March Women’s Day 2020. March 8, 2020: A Memoir is a multi-voiced desktop-essay/documentary attempting to find the blind spots of such images, traveling in time via screen recordings. A desktop documentary/video essay about the Feminist Night March protest in Istanbul in 2020, entirely created with screen recordings of the event and its aftermath, deconstructing and repurposing touristic and surveillance images.




