Stray Cat is Proud to host experimental filmmaker RAYMOND REA and their newest work PUT THE BRIGHTS ON!
"It starts with one person, with you and that's what this film did, showed me how easy it is to do it and how uninformed it is. That realization was truly one of the top ten of all realizations I've had while watching films and that makes this film one of my favorite of all time." - Positivevideography, LETTERBOXD
Put the Brights On interviews four rural Transgender subjects from the Minnesota Lakes Region. The film works against common use portrayals of the rural and life in “the country” as quaint, cute, or dangerous and dumb, often with a sense of humor. Use of found footage, 16mm and Super 8 matched with the contemporary audio track give Put the Bright On a parallel low fi visual/hi fi audio contrast.
Ray Rea is a 16mm and digital hybrid experimental filmmaker and writer who creates original and risk-taking work. At times focusing on aspects of performance, at other times using technical elements to elicit an outsider's distance, Ray focuses on the boundaries between lived experiences and the recording of lived experiences. At one point asked why he prefered short work over features, Ray replied that he preferred density over duration. He has been operating under the production company name Density Over Duration since.
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