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Cinécité (1974) | Slate

Cinécité

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Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Cinécité

In the Seventies, Djouhra Abouda developed a cinematographic project in the labs of the Université de Vincennes in Paris with the architect Alain Bonnamy. Together, they produced various experimental films in 16mm “conceived as kaleidoscopic assemblages grounded on a musical paradigm” (Bouhours).

Released: 1974
Runtime: 16m
Country: Algeria

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Alain BonnamyDirector

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