Europa Reconstruction

The reconstruction of Europa serves as an interesting exploration of lost cinema, using still images and narration to recreate a visual interpretation of Anatol Stern's poem from 1929. The original film, created by Stefan and Franciska Themerson in Poland, was lost during World War II, making this reconstruction a significant attempt to honor that legacy.

This film appeals to collectors interested in the preservation of cinematic history and the innovative methods used to reconstruct lost works. The collaboration with the original filmmakers adds a layer of authenticity, showcasing their efforts to remember and celebrate the past through this new format. Collectors of experimental and avant-garde film will find value in the creative approach taken in Europa Reconstruction, as it bridges the gap between history and modern interpretation.

As part of the London Film Maker’s Co-Operative's body of work, Europa Reconstruction represents a unique intersection of art and history, making it a notable piece for those who appreciate the evolution of film and its storytelling techniques.