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| By its very definition, fashion hinges on a temporality that condemns its participants to imminent outdatedness. There are some clever moments in "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off " but not enough to compensate for its outdatedness. And yet in Beavers's hands such archaism functions rather to allegorize the outdatedness of his medium; Work Done, for instance, seems to insist on film's embed-dedness in an episteme of manual labor (one sequence noses around a construction site, others compare camera movement to the work of a bookbinder or a European cook) as well as of perceptual defamiliarization (the impossibly slow fall of a chainsawed tree mirrored in the impossibly dilated rhythm of Beavers's montage). |
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