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Paper Film

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Paper Film

紙映画

Created a paper film. This is a work that will be projected using a regular projector. The perforations are well opened. After all, it's paper. If it gets torn or ripped, this film will burn. And the woman's face in the monochrome image, it turns skin color. This is also a one-off {disposable film}.

Released: 1972
Runtime: 15m
Country: Japan

Direction and writing

Jun'ichi OkuyamaDirector

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