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Feature Film (1999) | Slate

Feature Film

Feature Film is a video installation by the Scottish artist Douglas Gordon. It is comprised of two large wall projections showing the same closely cropped footage of a conductor’s hands and face.

Released: 1999
Runtime: 1h 20m

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