Homeo 1967

Overview

Homeo is a documentary film released in France on November 15, 1967, with a runtime of forty minutes. According to its production notes, the film is described as a mental construction made from visual reality, just as music is made from auditive reality. The filmmaker stated that no personal intentions were put into the film, while also noting that all intentions are personal. The project was created with consideration for what the audience would have liked to see rather than conveying something specific, with the depiction meant to be reality rather than fiction. The film is described as a search for an autonomous cinematographic language that does not owe anything to traditional narrative, or perhaps owes everything to it. Additionally, cinema is characterized as part of a way of life that would become increasingly self-assured.