An Injury to One
Director Travis Wilkerson
Countries United States
Duration 53 min
Synopsis
Serpent Rain started with an artist asking a philosopher “how do we get to the post-human without technology?”, and the philosopher replying “maybe we can make a film without time”. This session is a dialogue where the capitalist arrangement of the world finds its ground in the thick contexts where individuals become subjects. From Karlon (Salaviza) to Frank Little (Wilkerson), from creole rap to the miner songs from Montana, we reach the equation between slavery and the exploitation of the planet.
Serpent Rain started with an artist asking a philosopher “how do we get to the post-human without technology?”, and the philosopher replying “maybe we can make a film without time”. This session is a dialogue where the capitalist arrangement of the world finds its ground in the thick contexts where individuals become subjects. From Karlon (Salaviza) to Frank Little (Wilkerson), from creole rap to the miner songs from Montana, we reach the equation between slavery and the exploitation of the planet.