lossless #2 at Toronto Film Fest

Lossless #2 was screened as part of the Wavelengths program at TIFF. The reception was tremendous, and L2 is receiving nice notices. Here are a few.

Artistic Innovation at Its Finest: A glance at this years Wavelengths Programme
By Neil Karassik

… exploring nostalgic sensibilities, Rebecca Baron and Douglas Goodwins Lossless #2 is a mesmerizing assemblage of compressed digital images of Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid’s 1943 masterpiece Meshes of the Afternoon. Baron and Goodwin play heavily with Teiji Ito’s 1959 soundtrack, making the films lyrical ambience feel more astonishing than ever before.
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Torontoist
review by Mathew Kumar

Lossless #2 (Rebecca Baron, Douglas Goodwin; pictured above)–Supposedly just the result of a broken BitTorrent download, this is an exciting visual mess as artifacts transform scenes from Meshes of the Afternoon into a disorientating but clever new form. Someone will steal this concept for a music video soon.

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