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Rousseau's first full-length feature, and one of the best documentaries/experimental films of the past few decades, sprung equally from Robert Bresson, Michael Snow, and Jean-Marie Straub (who has called Rousseau one of the three best working artists in modern Europe). Again hard places played against drifting sounds from unseen sites beyond the image; the images and sounds, repeated, become inflections of each other. But this time there are historical inflections; Rousseau's film, like Straub's, takes place in a sort of meta-history as characters and ancient sites each become products of outside light and shadow.
Lançamento: Nov 21, 1989
Tempo de execução: 105 minutos
Língua: Français, Italiano
Estúdio: Capricci Films
País: France
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Equipe técnica: Jean-Claude Rousseau (Director)
