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The Danube so Blue (2025) | Slate

The Danube so Blue

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The Danube so Blue

A sketch. A freely-associating essay on the "beautiful blue Danube". Images of the Danube, images of blue, historical photographs and private archives: Everything is blended into an attempt to capture. stream of thoughts on the subject of the Blue Danube and - at least briefly - give it a form, before the stream is allowed to flow onward, like the river.

Released: 2025
Runtime: 7m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Austria

Direction and writing

Sebastian BobikDirector

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