Atmospherics fog and drip through the efforts of Jacob Harris, probably the UK’s leading videomaker now working — his long lens is less claustrophobic than Bill Strobeck’s, letting the spots, places, squishy ocean creatures and, importantly, his Isle-aligned subjects room to shape the part or clip or whatever it may be. It was Chris Jones earlier this year living and surviving abroad and at home, conveying gray skies, memory, apprehension, comfy sweaters, switch backside ledge tricks and sometimes gathering one’s self inward to fit through tight spaces. All the brick and muted tones and plinking piano easily carve a place for this alongside the best of Britain’s output over the past 20 years.
Tags: Atlantic Drifting, Chris Jones, cobnobblers, crouch to sidewalk gap, food trucks, grilled octopus, Isle, Jacob Harris, London all year, marinades, monochromatics, Wales
December 27, 2018 at 9:30 pm |
I’m guessing Jacobi Carozzi “stazione centrale” and Gilbert Crockett’s part in Mother will be in the top five.
December 29, 2018 at 5:44 pm |
great choice, and good write-up.
thank you for all the posts this year, I enjoy your writing a lot