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ROOM H.264: Astoria, NY, January 2018 is a film that explores the state of cinema through the lens of visiting filmmakers. Directed by Alexandre Koberidze, this 2018 release serves as an homage to Wim Wenders's documentary Room 666, posing critical questions about the art of filmmaking.
This film exists as part of a specific moment during the First Look festival, highlighting an experimental approach to filmmaking. Its format history is unique since it's tethered to a defined time frame, making it a rarity among festival pieces. There's a certain allure for collectors who appreciate the ephemeral nature of such projects, especially considering the elusive director and the unknown genre. It fosters a niche interest that might intrigue those who value the intersection of documentary and personal narrative.
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The film is an homage and documentary, reflecting on the state of cinema.
ROOM H.264 was directed by Alexandre Koberidze.
The film was released in 2018.
The film was screened during the First Look festival.
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