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The Great Destruction

The Great Destruction

Pieter Moleveld | Belgium | 1998 | 35' |

| IFFR 1999

Most striking about the First World War is the vast scale of the senseless destruction of both men and the landscape. In The Great Destruction, the picture of total destruction slowly but surely penetrates the landscape of Ypres and its surroundings in Flanders.

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Film details

Country of production: Belgium
Year: 1998
Festival edition: IFFR 1999
Length: 35"
Medium/Format: Betacam Digi PAL
Language: English
Premiere status: -
Director: Pieter Moleveld
Producer: Pieter Moleveld
Sales / World rights holder: Pieter Moleveld
Screenplay: Pieter Moleveld
Cinematography: Pieter Moleveld
Editing: Pieter Moleveld
Sound design: Pieter Moleveld

The Great Destruction

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