The Third Memory

Year: 1999

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Pierre Huyghe

Documentary

Using time, memory and everyday texture, Pierre Huyghe blurs the line between art and life across billboards, TV, festivals and museums. His two‑channel video The Third Memory (2000) revisits the 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery dramatized in Dog Day Afternoon, giving the real robber, John Wojtowicz, a reconstructed set to recount his own version of the heist.

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