Thank you all for this amazing list of films. As we see this subject is huge because many filmmakers have used photography or still images to create their films.
I didn't know Gary Beydler's film used a mirror. Never had a chance to see it. Thank you Dicky and Mark for the explanation. At first, I also had in mind *One Year Performance* by Tehching Hsie <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPLoLoPmzbI>, yes. But that's another subject. Yes, thanks for remembering the names of Takashi Ito and Toshio Matsumato to all of you. I could discover those amazing films through this program at the Cinema Project <https://cinemaproject.org/archive/screenings/2013/spring/picture-in-picture> . Ignasi, Elena and Peter thank you for the lists. Arthur Lipsett, of course! *Now!* I remember another film. It's great to know that moment concerning *True Story* by Robert Frank. Thanks Eric. In fact, the first idea was to ask just for photographs destroyed in experimental films. Some other titles came to my mind recently, after reading your mails: – Dozens of works by Ken Jacobs where he uses stereoscopic photography – Paolo Gioli's *L’assassino nudo* about Muybridge – Thom Andersen's *Eadweard Muybridge, Zoopraxographer* *–** Photographic Phantoms *by Ernie Gehr? – *Now!* by Santiago Álvarez *– Worst Case Scenario* by John Smith (this is another case, though) – *The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else* by Lisa Oppenheim All the best, Albert Alcoz -- http://albertalcoz.com/ <http://www.albertalcoz.com/>
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