
Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art
2015

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Minimal
2007
Director
James Benning
Runtime
80 minutes
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James Benning’s documentary is a tribute to Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty, emphasizing geological and environmental observation. Since the film lacks human characters, traditional measures of identity representation are not applicable. Instead, it focuses on the natural landscape and processes of entropy and temporal change. By prioritizing ecological and geological time over social narratives, the film offers a post-human cinematic experience. The work successfully deconstructs the human-centric viewpoint and provides a unique cultural commentary through Post-Modernism and Land Art.
Category Breakdown
The film focuses on a geological landscape and does not include any characters with LGBTQ identities or interpersonal dynamics.
The film centers on a geological site and does not depict any human characters or gender dynamics.
The film is an observational study of a geological landscape and does not depict any human characters or ethnic groups.
The film explores themes of Post-Modernism and Land Art, focusing on the landscape itself rather than traditional cultural or religious institutions.
The film does not feature any human subjects and therefore does not address neurodivergence or physical disabilities.
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Official Synopsis
Casting a Glance is a tribute to the American artist Robert Smithson. Between May 15 2005 and January 14 2007, I made 16 trips to the Spiral Jetty. Created in 1970, the Jetty is a 1,500-foot long spiral-shaped jetty extending into the Great Salt Lake in Utah constructed from rocks, earth, salt and red algae.

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