Scratch

Scratch begins with an 8 film fragment captured in a basement kitchen during the 1960s. It is then reprojected as a loop multiple times, using black and white 16mm film stock to create a distinct visual experience. The film employs a variety of techniques, including negative images, solarization, colorization, and double exposures, culminating in a sequence that reverses the processes back to the original iteration.

The film's innovative approach results in a rich visual tapestry, highlighted by a momentary scratch that appears as a striking white line on the image. This experimental work is a testament to the artistic possibilities within film and offers collectors a rare glimpse into the creative explorations of its time. Scratch is available in various formats, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K, appealing to those who appreciate unique cinematic expressions and the evolution of film techniques.