Déjà-Vu

Déjà-Vu features a distinct approach by screening the film D.O.A. on three separate screens, each running at slightly different speeds. This technique creates a visual divergence that enhances the theme of déjà-vu, immersing viewers into a unique narrative experience.

The film utilizes footage from the 1949 classic D.O.A., intertwining it with its own narrative structure. This connection to a historical thriller adds a layer of depth for those interested in the evolution of the genre. The simultaneous projection at varying frame rates—25, 24, and 23 frames per second—adds to the film's experimental nature, making it a fascinating study in perception and storytelling in cinema.