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Michael Dwyer and I spent two days with video and film equipment in the shop of Konrad Brzezinski, a Master Watchmaker, during which time we made these portraits of Konrad and his wife Ursula. The film version is 6 minutes long: its charge is to give a sense of the power of the world of the store and their love of it. The video is 12 and a half minutes long and emphasizes their relation to their customers, their history and eachother. We have since shot more of Rye's local shopkeeps and have made 2 longer pieces which incorporate the Watch Film: "Rising Tide" (24:00) and "Mom and Pop Shop" (50:00)
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(Click here for ordering information.Film version is available on DVD 3: "2003-4") |
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