Kodak

This 44-minute documentary provides an in-depth look at the Kodak factory, which was integral to the filmmaking process. Tacita Dean's direction highlights the significance of this location in the history of film production, particularly in relation to 16 mm film.

As an experimental documentary, Kodak offers a unique perspective on the industrial and artistic aspects of filmmaking. Collectors interested in the evolution of film technology and the impact of factory closures on the film industry may find this work particularly relevant. The film captures a pivotal moment in the transition away from traditional film production, making it a notable piece for those studying or collecting media related to film history.