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How Long Is “Choir”?

Name: Choir
Released: 2007
Duration: 40 min

40m runtime

200740m

film with a runtime of 40 minutes, released in 2007. Presented in English.

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Runtime40m

Minutes40

One SittingYes

With Break52m

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Conceived as a manifesto for the label, Choir is an audiovisual experiment, that takes the shape of an installation and live media event, as well as a limited edition video work._x000D_ The image and sound is a superposition of source material selected by the artists and overlayered in order to produce a ghostly image an "hypnotic tantric metal experience" as some of the irst viewers of the piece told._x000D_ Choir is an hypnotic journey into the imaginary of this two artists.The sound is asynchronous and comes from different selection creating an amalgam of sources and inluences. This release presents the Ghostly Choir of the inluences and imaginary background of these two artist.

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Runtime40m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break52m

Movie Facts

Release Year2007

Runtime40m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorCarlos Casas, Nico Vascellari

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