For its second guest performance at Videoex, the Institute of Incoherent Cinematography (IOIC) will be showing a masterpiece that has unjustly remained almost unknown: the legendary Brazilian silent film “Limite” by Mário Peixoto. At the tender age of 22, this cineaste and poet decided to make a film that was to be entirely poetic. It resulted in a film, which, while not completely doing without narration, continuously dissolves it.  The name ‘Limite’, in the sense of boundary, is programmatic.  What holds the film together at its core is the continuous reference to a temporal and spatial ‘other’ taking place beyond the linearity the medium requires and beyond the given frame of the camera. Peixoto himself called his film a desperate cry for resonance, rather than understanding.