Highlight of the second sublime week was the footage of ibex clinging with insouciance to perpendicular cliffs.
Reprising Delpy on Star Wars: recall the beloved listening booth scene in Before Sunrise, 80 sublime seconds of unbroken footage in which love happens before our eyes, precisely because of their eyes.
Like any good art school graduate, my first proper in-depth, close-up experience of rave footage was Mark Lecky's still sublime and sublimely still mini-masterpiece: Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore.
They contain sublime, dramatic shots of the bears and footage of his own mad and posturing rants to camera, wearing combats and a bandana - part surfer-dude, part drama-queen.
Callow meticulously probes the films: the mutilated but still sublime adaptation of The Magnificent Ambersons, dumbed down, its cut footage criminally destroyed by the studio, scotching any hope of restoration.
The opposite of this, and the big thing these days, is the footage that comes from mounting GoPros on small quadcopter drones: sublime sweeping shots and heretofore unseen bird's-eye vantages, on the cheap.
Panoramic, oceanic even, this three-screen mix of archive film, BBC Natural History Unit footage and scenes staged by the artist is ravishing and awful, sublime and depressing.
It is a joy to watch this rare footage of a father and son rendering one of the most conversationally sublime works Mozart ever wrote.
England were back two years later for the famous 5-1 defeat by Brazil in Rio, accompanied on the newsreel footage by a brilliantly gurgling, chuckling, laughing commentary from Kenneth Wolstenholme, beside himself at such sublime footballing riches.
