Abstract
This article discusses issues raised by archival recreation. It presents the use of interventionist filmic methods such as haptics and détournement in the reinterpretation of archival footage, with a view to creating a new aesthetic object. The production of an experimental museum piece, Passage, based entirely on material from the ethnographic film archive at Moesgaard Museum in Denmark, is employed as a case study.
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