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You & Me On A Sunny Day.

San Francisco-based Rocky McCorkle is a photographer and the creator of the world's first large-format film. It's also what he calls a "walk-through movie" and a "non-motion picture," meant to be viewed through a series of ordered stills that have been mounted, museum-style, on over 1000 feet of wall.

The images for You & Me On A Sunny Day, which tells the story of a widow haunted by flashbacks of her late husband, were shot every Sunday over the course of five years. The film stars Rocky's 85-year-old downstairs neighbor, Gilda, who now plans to be an actress in her next life.

View the entire sequence on Rocky McCorkle's website, here.


Read more at Medium.

10 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! This sounds brilliant.

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  2. this is such an amazing idea!

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  3. You can watch the teaser here: http://www.rockymccorkle.com

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  4. That is so neat! It would be wonderful to see the photos in real life. Cool that he got to spend all those Sundays with his 85 year old neighbour.

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  5. This is very cool. I love long term projects like this. Also, what a cool legacy, especially if he gifts the photos to her family.

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  6. This is so moving. I wish I could spend an afternoon with Gilda, myself.

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  7. I love this, Shoko! I haven't visited your site in awhile, but so glad I remembered it today! I love what you write and pull together.

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  8. Thank you so much, Marie, that's so sweet of you. Thanks for reading!

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