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Franklin Miller | USA | 1971 | 10' |

| IFFR 2024

Reflection – action. Split screen. One image is a close up of a woman talking about dancing, how she first became involved in the art and her observations of people’s thoughts. The other image is a wide shot of the woman dancing in a study, starting movements, stopping, starting again and doing something differently.

– Olaf Möller

Also in this combined programme

Stores
Cinema Regained
Inside the American Dream, a US shopping mall, in all its colours, sounds and light.
The Sum of Perfection
Cinema Regained
Vertical shots of water and fire are woven together, till all is water.
Blue Green
Cinema Regained
Inspired by Brakhage, the light dances as Kai Oka’s camera freely roams the countryside.
Oblivion Way
Cinema Regained
Suggestions of paradise as a young man runs and leaps through the streets.
Before and After Zeno
Cinema Regained
The magnum opus and only sound film from Kai Oka is an elliptical journey.
Camera Car
Cinema Regained
Doing the American thing: riding around in a car as a pure cinematic act.
Around About
Cinema Regained
A 70s enigma, a free-form-film poem, Luisa Cividin moves through spaces as Roberto Taroni smokes.
Speedy life
Cinema Regained
A frantic view into Roberto Taroni and Luisa Cividin’s private life in New York.

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Film details

Country of production: USA
Year: 1971
Festival edition: IFFR 2024
Length: 10'
Medium/Format: DCP
Language: English
Premiere status: None
Director: Franklin Miller
Producer: Franklin Miller
Sales / World rights holder: Cinema Preservation Alliance