FILMAAubrac-Rushes2006

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How Long Is “Aubrac-Rushes”?

Name: Aubrac-Rushes
Released: 2006
Duration: 14 min

14m runtime

200614m

film with a runtime of 14 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.

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Runtime14m

Minutes14

One SittingYes

With Break26m

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"Aubrac-Rushes is a video of re-filmed images, which we watch as if flicking through a sketchbook of drawings executed in pencil, charcoal, graphite ..._x000D_ These "sketches" were snatched from real life during a stay in Aubrac with Martine ROUSSET and Mahine ROUHI in January 2007._x000D_ Some fragments of these promenades are also fossilized in silver photographic emulsion ..._x000D_ "Erratic and restless - we stumble into the shots - which search for their lost path - the broken trajectory of a nowhere landscape - the brief and obstinate rhythm of a searching gaze - a real quest: where to go from here? M. Rousset.

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Runtime14m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break26m

Movie Facts

Release Year2006

Runtime14m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorOlivier Fouchard

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