History repeats itself . . . into the future . . .
"real and essential presence" imply also a "substantial presence," or transubstantiation.
The spaces between memory and perception, dream and waking reveal themselves on the film surface. Glimpses, impressions, momentary clarity shifts to obscurity and afterimage. This is a film about film, a film that is process-oriented and takes its time. Finding a language without speech, communication is possible by other means.
