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Mountain Castle Mountain Flower Plastic

Annapurna Kumar | USA | 2017 | 4' | | IFFR 2018

In computers, small pieces of information can be stored separately within a shared container. The most efficient containers can store multiple pieces of information in the same location, intersecting from different angles. Mountain Castle Mountain Flower Plastic is an experimental animation inspired by hard-drive prototypes accidentally turning into an environmental film.

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Film details

Country of production
USA
Year
2017
Festival edition
IFFR 2018
Length
4"
Medium/Format
DCP

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