Beacon

Year: 2002

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Directors: Matthias Müller, Christoph Girardet

Documentary

A montage of ten coastal locations filmed worldwide, the film weaves travel‑ogue footage with appropriated clips from feature movies to construct a single imagined seascape. Echoes of maritime myths mingle with the banality of modern tourist beaches, creating a collage of expectation that embarks on a journey without a fixed destination.

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