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Meditations on Revolution, Part I: Lonely Planet

Meditations on Revolution, Part I: Lonely Planet

Robert Fenz | USA | 1997 | 13' |

| IFFR 2002

A silent quest in long camera shots for the serene rhythm of street life in Havana, for the silent witnesses to the revolution, forty years after Che Guevara, from the idea that life might go on, but can only be interpreted in retrospect.

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Meditations on Revolution, Part IV: Greenville, MS

A boxer in training for the decisive moment.
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Meditations on Revolution, Part III: Soledad

Mexico City: as if the revolution was always there.
Desert of the real
Meditations on Revolution, Part II: The Space in Between

Tensions in the slums of Rio.
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Vertical Air

Experimental quest for the icons of American democracy.
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Film details

Country of production: USA
Year: 1997
Festival edition: IFFR 2002
Length: 13'
Medium/Format: 16mm
Premiere status: -
Director: Robert Fenz
Producer: Robert Fenz
Sales / World rights holder: Robert Fenz

Meditations on Revolution, Part I: Lonely Planet

Also in this combined programme

Meditations on Revolution, Part IV: Greenville, MS

Meditations on Revolution, Part III: Soledad

Meditations on Revolution, Part II: The Space in Between

Vertical Air

Film details