FILMSSSilver Surfer1972

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How Long Is “Silver Surfer”?

Name: Silver Surfer
Released: 1972
Duration: 15 min

15m runtime

197215m

film with a runtime of 15 minutes, released in 1972. Presented in English.

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Runtime15m

Minutes15

One SittingYes

With Break27m

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A surfer, filmed and shown on tv, refilmed on 8mm,and refilmed again on 16mm.Simple loop structure preceded by four minutes of a still frame of the surfer. An image on the borders of apprehension, becoming more and more abstract. The surfer surfs, never surfs anywhere, an image suspended in the light of the projector lamp. A very quiet and undramatic film, not particularly didactic. Sound: the first four minutes consists of a fog-horn, used as the basic tone for a chord played on the organ, the rest of the film uses the sound of breakers with a two second pulse and occasional bursts of musical-like sounds.

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Runtime15m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break27m

Movie Facts

Release Year1972

Runtime15m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorMike Dunford

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