Our Trip to Africa

Originally commissioned in 1961, Our Trip to Africa documents a wild game hunt through the lens of Peter Kubelka. The film is constructed from three hours of footage and fourteen hours of recorded audio, capturing the complexities of the experience. Kubelka's meticulous editing transforms the raw material into a work that explores themes of irony and brutality.

This film stands out in the short film and experimental genres, appealing to collectors interested in avant-garde cinema. Its unconventional narrative and artistic approach provide a thought-provoking exploration of documentary techniques and the ethics of representation in film. As a piece from the 1960s, it reflects a significant era in experimental filmmaking, making it a notable entry for collectors focused on this period and genre.