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| Country: | USA |
| Length: | 5 min |
Description:
Lost Boundaries uses footage shot by Julien in England during the summer of 1985, while the Sankofa film and video collective was making their first experimental feature film, *The Passion of Remembrance* (1986). Julien co-directed the film with Maureen Blackwood, also a member of the collective. The film explores both the process of 16mm filmmaking and the close-knit community of Black artists and actors who were shaping a new approach to artistic representation in the mid-1980s. This period saw significant discussion in film theory, particularly within publications like *Screen* and the "third cinema" movement, where filmmaking was linked to political and artistic practices – essentially, a Black avant-garde.
| Alternative title: | Lost Boundaries |
| Release year: | 2003 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Isaac Julien |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | avant garde super 8mm footage |
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