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Trois fantaisies tragiques (1992) | Slate

Trois fantaisies tragiques

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Trois fantaisies tragiques

The filmed object is a magnetic tape placed on pieces of mirrors. The whole film is based on the camera movements that are played with light, on the meanders of the magnetic strip. Precise and wild film with very tight framing. Abstract film. Visual music or philosophical film?... Chaos or Plato's cave?...

Released: 1992
Runtime: 21m
Country: France

Direction and writing

Marcelle ThiracheDirector

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