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198412mAustralia

At Black Range

Synopsis

At Black Range (1984) was shot near the Grampians in Western Victoria, and features monumental monochrome rocks with rainbow shadows and “fringing” in the moving eucalypts, which create coloured vibrations like the filmic analogue of Impressionism. The skin of the film and the rock itself are both living surfaces of mobile textures: lichen becomes electric, pointilist, as the camera fades in and out of focus. The shadows of skinny tree trunks dart like electric blue lightning, veins or eels. Shivering leaves morph into undersea anemones, caressing the rocks in a teasing, sexual way. Somehow, the loosening of Taussig’s “straightjacket of the spectrum” allows for a loosening of the straightjacket of taxonomy as well; classes, phyla, and even kingdoms drop away, revealing an undifferentiated field of vibrant matter in which entities shapeshift. (Tessa Laird)

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Arthur Cantrill, Corinne Cantrill
Original Score
Arthur Cantrill
Original Title
At Black Range
Country of Origin
Australia
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
12m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Arthur Cantrill, Corinne Cantrill

Original Score & Music

Arthur Cantrill

Director of Photography

Arthur Cantrill, Corinne Cantrill

Film Editing

Arthur Cantrill, Corinne Cantrill

Department Leadership Roster

Arthur Cantrill

Arthur Cantrill

Director

Arthur Cantrill

Arthur Cantrill

Director of Photography

Arthur Cantrill

Arthur Cantrill

Editor

Corinne Cantrill

Corinne Cantrill

Director

Corinne Cantrill

Corinne Cantrill

Director of Photography

Corinne Cantrill

Corinne Cantrill

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for At Black Range.

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Frequently Asked Questions About At Black Range

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is At Black Range about?

At Black Range (1984) was shot near the Grampians in Western Victoria, and features monumental monochrome rocks with rainbow shadows and “fringing” in the moving eucalypts, which create coloured vibrations like the filmic analogue of Impressionism. The skin of the film and the rock itself are both living surfaces of mobile textures: lichen becomes electric, pointilist, as the camera fades in and out of focus. The shadows of skinny tree trunks dart like electric blue lightning, veins or eels. Shivering leaves morph into undersea anemones, caressing the rocks in a teasing, sexual way. Somehow, the loosening of Taussig’s “straightjacket of the spectrum” allows for a loosening of the straightjacket of taxonomy as well; classes, phyla, and even kingdoms drop away, revealing an undifferentiated field of vibrant matter in which entities shapeshift. (Tessa Laird)

Who directed At Black Range?

At Black Range was directed by Arthur Cantrill, Corinne Cantrill.

Who stars in At Black Range?

The principal cast of At Black Range includes Not specified.

When was At Black Range released and how long is it?

At Black Range was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 12m.

Who composed the musical score for At Black Range?

The original motion picture soundtrack for At Black Range was composed by Arthur Cantrill.