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Rated 5.0 on TMDB

Melting

Melting shows the natural monostructural disintegration of a strawberry sundae, its passage from rigidity to softness, from edibility to waste. The spoon resting on the plate refers to the human presence, which lurks behind the screen, declining to interfere with what transpires. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2009.

Released: 1965
Runtime: 6m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United States of America

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Thom AndersenDirector

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