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Falling

Falling

2010 7m

A study in motion, perception, imagination and emotion, this film is ultimately a tribute to classic German cinema. It was shot with a macro lens in slow motion (64 fps) and is projected alternating between 18 and 5 frames per second throughout the piece.

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A study in motion, perception, imagination and emotion, this film is ultimately a tribute to classic German cinema. It was shot with a macro lens in slow motion (64 fps) and is projected alternating between 18 and 5 frames per second throughout the piece.

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Tara Merenda NelsonTara Merenda NelsonDirector

Director

Tara Merenda Nelson

Release date

1 Jan 2010

Runtime

7m

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No Language

Country

United States of America

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