This is an updated version of my second video, which I first recorded before my wife gifted me a proper microphone last year. I also made some verbal errors in the first version, so I've tried to correct all that.

In Dawson City: Frozen Time (2016), Bill Morrison uses water-damaged film footage unearthed from a buried swimming pool to explore the complex history of a Gold Rush boomtown. There's a natural impulse to look beyond film decay to the footage beneath, but Morrison puts the damage front and center instead. So, what does the damage mean?

The source for the John Somers interview:
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