Footage of the building of the Panama Canal, looped in various states through the projector to show the endless toil of existence.

"A collage of loops made from found footage of steam shovels, trains chugging up mountainsides, and various scenes of hard physical labor in industrial settings, all colored a garish red. A layer of marks, like red snow, drifts across the screen. A harshly discordant electronic score reinforces a sense of a hellish, senselessly repetitive nightmare of meaningless toil. "
David Finkelstein - FilmThreat.com

Director:   Raymond Salvatore Harmon  (their other films)
Producer:	Genre:  Experimental
Country:  USA	Copyright Year:  2001
Original Format:  16mm	Color Type:  Color
Sound Type:	Length:  00:05:01
Original Language:  English	Subtitle Language:  None
Label:   Blackchair Collection

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