FILMTWTime’s Wake (Once Removed)1987

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Name: Time’s Wake (Once Removed)
Released: 1987
Duration: 12 min

12m runtime

198712m

film with a runtime of 12 minutes, released in 1987. Presented in English.

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Runtime12m

Minutes12

One SittingYes

With Break24m

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Described as "a collection of 'windows' on a personal past" "Time's Wake (Once Removed)" incorporates material from an earlier version. On the earlier version: made from material I collected through the years when I went back to visit my parents at L'Ile d'Orleans, Quebec. It includes both home movie and other types of footage. In this film, the camera "I," in extension with home movie reality, is a living participating entity. The film represents an endearing but removed artifact, a strange contradiction between liveliness and frozenness. (VG).

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Runtime12m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break24m

Movie Facts

Release Year1987

Runtime12m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorVincent Grenier

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