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I Spent My Last Breathe At Thee (1986) | Slate

I Spent My Last Breathe At Thee

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I Spent My Last Breathe At Thee

Raphael Montañez Ortíz distorts the famous line from Gregory Peck's performance in the 1956 adaptation of Moby Dick using digital equipment to create a destructionist viewing experience.

Released: 1986
Runtime: 5m

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Raphael Montañez OrtízDirector

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