A Week in the Hole, shot on digital video and 16mm, tells the story of a factory employee’s adjustment to his first week at a new job, focusing on the repetitive tasks he must learn and complete. Each task is filmed several times, detailing the employee’s gradual increase in understanding over time. The exaggerated colors of the products the factory produces are captured on film as digital video records the passage of time, the repetition of task, and the everyday gestures of the employee.
ShareKevin Everson’s films are performative explorations into African American culture. Since 1995, he has created numerous movies, including _Avenu…
Read Full Bio2010: A Week in the Hole screens at Museum of Modern Art in New York as part of Creative Capital film festival
2002: A Week in the Hole premieres at the New York Underground Film Festival
2002: A Week in the Hole screens at the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar in Poughkeepsie NY