Opus Luminis et Hominis (Works of light and man)

 

Opus luminis et hominis (The Work of Light and Man) is Jem Cohen’s personal view of Pamplona: a small thirteen-minute urban symphony of lights and shadows; an “À propos de Pampelune” that’s also a tribute to a key figure in the film process who is rarely seen: the projectionist and his projector, the work of light and men.

Runtime

13 min