FILMLTLens Tissue1972

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How Long Is “Lens Tissue”?

Name: Lens Tissue
Released: 1972
Duration: 5 min

5m runtime

19725m

film with a runtime of 5 minutes, released in 1972. Presented in English.

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Runtime5m

Minutes5

One SittingYes

With Break17m

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All part of a series called LOGICAL PROPOSITIONS. The simple aim of this series was to didactically select several elements of film naturalism, which work to create the illusion of representation on screen, and make each the subject of a self-descriptive film using that element as subject and demonstration. So Lip sync is about sync sound and the disruption of it, Deep Space is about camera stability and invisibility of the camera apparatus, and Lens Tissue is about clarity of the image and focus. Each of them works by disrupting the element and foregrounding the effect on film, and flattening the representation from image to projected filmstrip.

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Runtime5m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break17m

Movie Facts

Release Year1972

Runtime5m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorMike Dunford

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