In Vito A. Rowlands' "Entre les Images", orphaned 35mm frames from lost silent films are threaded together and interlaced with narration relating a tale of youth, love, war and grief, the conflagration of a world at war poetically mirrored in the burning of nitrate film.

"A young woman laments the loss of her innocence and mourns her lover as Europe is ravaged by war in the summer of 1914."