FILMTLThe Last Lost Shot1998

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How Long Is “The Last Lost Shot”?

Name: The Last Lost Shot
Released: 1998
Duration: 7 min

7m runtime

19987m

film with a runtime of 7 minutes, released in 1998. Presented in English.

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Runtime7m

Minutes7

One SittingYes

With Break19m

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Commissioned for the film event exibition on the subject of the "Apocalysm" in cinema, this found footage film is essentialy constructed around the strongly altered images of ball-trap sequences for a demonstration film on fire-arms, humorously juxtaposed to images of innocence illustrated by children type drawings on seasonal tales and by fragments of two advertisings films : one on a natural reservation in the Seychelles Islands; the other, a "cartoon", for raincoats, related to the biblical flood.

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Runtime7m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break19m

Movie Facts

Release Year1998

Runtime7m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorCécile Fontaine

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