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The Domain of the Moment (1977) | Slate

The Domain of the Moment

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The Domain of the Moment

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Rated 5.9 on TMDB

The Domain of the Moment

Four films in contemplation upon those events which are so centered upon one moment that chronology seems almost obliterated or at least unimportant in remembrance.

Released: 1977
Runtime: 15m
Country: United States of America

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Stan BrakhageDirector

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