Jul 6, 2016
Third memory is slightly more difficult
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Third memory is slightly more difficult
Pierre Huyghe, The Third Memory, 1999 — still. Julian and Heidi Rabben screen and discuss the work tonight at the Kadist in San Francisco. Let's talk postproduction, gay marriage and bank robbery.
The Third Memory
By Pierre Huyghe
Real-life Dog Day Afternoon bank robber John Wojtowicz re-enacts the crime which made him famous. Fact, fiction, and memory collide and merge as the re-enactment scenes, scenes from the Hollywood movie, and television news footage of the original robbery are interwoven.
Pierre Huyghe on Narrative, Projection & Memory
Third Memory | Self-Titled