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Cinema and Death (1988) | Slate

Cinema and Death

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Rated 6.5 on TMDB

Cinema and Death

Das Kino und der Tod

“Why does cinema need death, when it can’t show it?” The filmmaker’s monologue and the discourse of images meet

Released: 1988
Runtime: 46m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Germany
Language: German

Direction and writing

Hartmut BitomskyDirector, Writer

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Hartmut BitomskyHimself

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