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Pocket Cinema - The Catalogue (1996) | Slate

Pocket Cinema - The Catalogue

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Rated 4.0 on TMDB

Pocket Cinema - The Catalogue

Taschenkino - Der Katalog

100 film loops for 100 film-viewers. Each loop deals with one basic aspect of repetition in life and film. The essential characteristics of each aspect become evident by endless repetition in the loop. "With the Pocket Cinema project I want to trace the repetitions in life and film as an attempt at the essential elements of film - motion and time.

Released: 1996
Runtime: 31m

Direction and writing

Gustav DeutschDirector

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