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Truthfully Speaking (1976) | Slate

Truthfully Speaking

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Truthfully Speaking

A witty examination of the disjunction between the film's image and its soundtrack. Which voice belongs to which speaker? Each speaker makes certain claims about which voice is his. Later remarks contradict these claims and the viewer is left with a neat logical problem and an acute awareness of filmic illusion and structure.

Released: 1976
Runtime: 3m

Direction and writing

Dana HodgdonDirector

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