Michael Snow - Presents

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From the maker of the influential \'Wavelength\', an investigation into representation, process and material and the nature of camera movement.

From the maker of the influential 'Wavelength', an investigation into representation, process and material and the nature of camera movement.

16mm 1981 90’
A film by Michael Snow with Jane Fellowes and Peter Melnick, and with Robin Collyer, Keith Lock, Brian Day, Stephen Smith, Gregory Svaluto, Ric Amis and The Canada Council.

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27.00 EUR

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re:voir

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

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90

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Re:voir

RE:VOIR is a video label for classic and contemporary experimental cinema. The collection currently comprises over seventy titles, including films from the Dadaist, Surrealist and Letterist movements, as well as films from the American avant-garde, film diaries, arthouse features, animated works and hand-painted films. RE:VOIR is devoted to giving a wider audience access to a relatively...

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