Jaakko Pallasvuo Trailers
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Most Popular Jaakko Pallasvuo Trailers
Total trailers found: 27
Hole Trailer (2019)
27 July 2019
Pallasvuo claims that "the most beautiful things are torn, revealing something underneath". Bringing together grunge music, Georges Bataille, the story of doubting Thomas and open-pit mining, Pallasvuo allows a glimpse into his obsession with holes.
Low Epic Trailer (2011)
03 September 2011
A demonstration of two legs in knee high socks attempting to keep balance on some blocks of ice cream.
Utopia Trailer (2013)
28 December 2013
The Artist feels ambivalent about how it has all turned out, how what we see relates to what they had intended.
Sacre 2: HEX Trailer (2017)
22 February 2017
Sacre 2: HEX is the second part of The Sacre Trilogy by Anni Puolakka and Jaakko Pallasvuo. The solemn cybergoth dance enthusiast introduced in the first part of the trilogy (Sacre, 2015) has graduated into a smug Wiccan vlogger.
Medusa Trailer (2019)
09 November 2019
How quickly the footage of the empty art school takes on the eerie quality of ruins. A putty sculpture becomes the chipped-away head of a Greek medusa from a thousand years ago.
Some Men Are Islands Trailer (2012)
25 June 2012
Some Men Are Islands is divided into three parts. All parts deal with life events in and around the city of Turku, a town on the west coast of Finland.
something to do Trailer (2019)
11 April 2019
“A documentary about a morgue.” “Medieval sports.” “Chamber plays.” “Something with choirs.
Soft Body Goal Trailer (2017)
19 May 2017
Body without bone. Sloppy and improper. Body seepage. Naked sewer rats. Hairless aristocratic cats.
Reverse Engineering Trailer (2013)
06 March 2013
A self-parodying portrait of contemporary artistic genius, of the guises in which the notion of genius carries on even when no one wants to acknowledge their attachment to it.
Sacre Trailer (2015)
26 April 2015
A cyber goth in her thirties makes dance videos at home, seeking freedom and the truth in a society obsessed with productivity and success.
Blue Trailer (2016)
05 August 2016
Over a blue screen, a voiceover narrates The Artist’s experience of a sanatorium, where they were supposed to make a piece of art, but did not.
Picasso Trailer (2014)
01 November 2014
Life in the shadow of Picasso is tedious. White balance, overlaid images, rendering. You have to put up with his moods, his narcissism, his disregard of your needs.
The Sacre Trilogy Trailer (2019)
15 August 2019
The parts are Sacre (2015), Sacre 2: HEX (2017) and Sacr3: Eternal Return (2019). The video works are following an anonymous protagonist searching for freedom and meaningfulness.
None of the World's Futures Trailer (2016)
01 January 2016
Looking back at footage of Venice Biennale 2011, The Artist remembers the optimistic feelings felt at the time, the projected careers, the romantic setting and how art meant something.
Bridge Over Troubled Water Trailer (2016)
01 January 2016
It’s 1967, 2015, 2515, 10000 AD. Simon and Garfunkel are travelling through time. Seeking an answer to their growing sadness and anxiety, brought on in part by climate change, they head to the coast, they are incarcerated, they visit a botanical garden… Above the tree line and into the Arctic Circle, they end up in Kilpisjärvi, the northwesternmost point of Finland, where they find themselves alone together.
EU Trailer (2015)
09 April 2015
A sarcastic, fairytale-like voice narrates a story, a contemporary take on Decamerone, in which plague spreads across the EU from the east, killing all those infected within a day.
Self-Accusation Trailer (2016)
26 June 2016
Self-Accusation is partially based on Peter Handke's 1966 play of the same title. Handke's text is dramatized in a video within the video.
The Artist’s Statement Trailer (2012)
18 March 2012
Performed by Matthew Underwood and Mikko Gaestel.
Dispersion Trailer (2014)
22 February 2014
"Disclaimer: I acknowledge that this video is not a sufficient response to the ongoing crises of the Earth.
Sacr3: Eternal Return Trailer (2019)
15 August 2019
I have lost everything again. Again, I have nothing to lose. An unnamed woman breaks up with her extraterrestrial lover and runs away to Italy in search of new meaning.
Fruits of the Loom Trailer (2019)
27 January 2019
A communist and a capitalist recall their voyage into a wilderness of leisure time. A domestic cycle of breaking into houses, chasing the ghosts of parties past, and trying to conceive … but what? The waters ice over, ready to incubate.
Filter Trailer (2017)
07 October 2017
Mixing crude animation, 3D modeling, and faux filmic textures in a self-reflexive essay on digitally abetted nostalgia, this playful work of fair use pastiche refracts all manner of postmodern touchstones (David Foster Wallace, Talking Heads, Reality Bites) into an aesthetic interrogation of its own methodology, resulting in, to paraphrase one onscreen subject, a critique of a critique of a critique.
The Cloud of Unknowing Trailer (2013)
06 July 2013
Ice cream melting on his chest. Yourdicklooksgreatinthoseheels.com
Bergman Trailer (2015)
15 March 2015
Blending the old with the new, Pallasvuo assembles a mélange of voiceover, found footage, and digital graphics and software icons into a poetic, essay-like structure that contemplates the life and career of art house cinema legend Ingmar Bergman, along with the history of cinema and the mechanics of filmmaking, social media, and various other tropes.
