Marius Øfsti

Marius Øfsti
Marius Øfsti first saw Blade Runner at a friend’s living room in 1992. It was a rental VHS copy on a rented Moviebox connected to a small televison set and an eclectic organ for extra volume. He is currently a research assistant at the Department of Media and Journalism at Aarhus University, and while most of his research is on the cultural industries and film distribution, he still thinks about Blade Runner on a daily basis.

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Marius Øfsti
  • [Echoing Boom]: The Sounds of Spaces in Blade Runner

    [Echoing Boom]: The Sounds of Spaces in Blade Runner

    Marius Øfsti
    Marius Øfsti

    169 SECONDS. Blade Runner is rightly lauded for its striking visuals, yet in the video essay “[Echoing Boom]: The sounds of spaces in Blade Runner”, Marius Øfsti leaves us in the dark. This essay is an invitation to look beyond the visuals and listen, not to the famous score by Vangelis, but explore the layers of meaning that the more discrete soundscapes add to the film.