Quantification Trilogy

Quantification Trilogy

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    30 Springs
    The first film in the trilogy explores Human Atavism Syndrome (HAS), which exists in the future—500 years from now. This obscure disorder has affected a small portion of the Quantum Human population. The second film is a single, three-part chapter from an upcoming documentary about marginalized communities. After discovering that a long-forgotten idea of faith has become an essential aspect of human survival, a radical underground group uses a DNA machine to increase brain capacity and restore forgotten spiritual rituals. The final part of the trilogy takes place in the future, forty years from now. A documentary television series tells the story of the only being that survived a government experiment aimed at creating a harmonious synthesis of human and machine.
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    "In 2019, we opened the 'Screen 9' program with Jeremy Shaw's Quantification Trilogy. This program was dedicated to experimentation, bold forms, and retrospectives. I want to screen this particular film again because it marked the then-programming team's desire to bring more experimental cinema to Kino Pavasaris. For me personally, the film is memorable for its impact; the ending of each of the three parts affects the body very physically, and it is in this experience that the interplay of documentary and fiction ultimately comes to fruition." (Mantė Valiūnaitė)
    Program(s)
    30 Springs

    Credentials

    • Directing
      Jeremy Shaw
    • The script
      Jeremy Shaw
    • Plays
      Anne Pajunen
    • Assembly
      Jeremy Shaw
    • Camera
      Derek Howard
    • Music
      There in Spirit
    • Producing
      Jeremy Shaw
    • Translation
      Veronika Vasiljeva-Niparavičienė, Marius Juknevičius
    • Dialogues
      English
    • Subtitles
      Lithuanian
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