CAMERA
CINEMA OLD & NEW
Director | David CRONENBERG |
Country | Canada |
Year | 2000 |
Running Time | 6' |
Color/B&W | Color |
Genre | Fiction |
Introduction
While a veteran actor laments the state of film and film acting, a group of young children sneak a Panavision camera into the apartment where the actor resides and decide to make a film with it.
Director

David CRONENBERG
David CRONENBERG, was born in Canada, in 1943. In early stage in his career, he reached the cult status of horror-meister with <SHIVERS>(1975) and <RABID>(1977). The issues of tech-induced mutation of the human body repeatedly are examined in his films such as <VIDEODROME>(1983), <THE FLY>(1986), <NAKID LUNCH>(1991), <CRASH>(1996, won the Jury Prize in Cannes). His recent films <EAST ERN PROMISE>(2005) and <A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE>(2007) probed into the issue of violence in seasoned directing.
David CRONENBERG, was born in Canada, in 1943. In early stage in his career, he reached the cult status of horror-meister with <SHIVERS>(1975) and <RABID>(1977). The issues of tech-induced mutation of the human body repeatedly are examined in his films such as <VIDEODROME>(1983), <THE FLY>(1986), <NAKID LUNCH>(1991), <CRASH>(1996, won the Jury Prize in Cannes). His recent films <EAST ERN PROMISE>(2005) and <A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE>(2007) probed into the issue of violence in seasoned directing.