Hi Aaron, I would look at Patrick Keiller's "Robinson" films. Each film, *London *(1994), *Robinson in Space *(1997) and *Robinson in Ruins, *makes specific reference to Turner and are clearly interested in engaging with Turner's legacy in the representation of British landscapes. In *Robinson in Space, *there is even a visit to the Maidenhead Bridge, which the locale featured in Turner's *Rain, Steam and Speed* (1844). Maybe none of this is news to you, given Keiller's history of collaboration with Tate?
Also, I know that in one of the interviews with Brakhage included in his Criterion anthologies, Brakhage cite's Turner as an influence. I can't remember in what context, but I have a feeling it relates to Turner's fascination with light and atmospheric phenomena. Sorry not to be more specific; I don't have the interview at hand. Best, Heath -- Heath Iverson PhD Candidate, Film Studies University of St Andrews 99 North Street St. Andrews, KY16 9AD Scotland, UK
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