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Parken verboten

Dalibor Martinis | Croatia | 2001 | 8' | | IFFR 2005

Parken verboten documents the action-installation with the same name held on the main square in Rosenheim/Germany in 2001. By parking new, black and white cars in a 130-metre-long row along Max-Josefs-Platz, a binary-coded message is written. As the action evolves it provokes curiosity, interest and anger from passers-by. The film was shot with 4 cameras and consists of three different messages presented in three different ways.

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Film details

Country of production
Croatia
Year
2001
Festival edition
IFFR 2005
Length
8"
Medium/Format
Betacam SP PAL

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