FILMTTraces/Legacy2015

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How Long Is “Traces/Legacy”?

Name: Traces/Legacy
Released: 2015
Duration: 9 min

9m runtime

20159m

film with a runtime of 9 minutes, released in 2015. Presented in English.

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Runtime9m

Minutes9

One SittingYes

With Break21m

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“Discarded Christmas trees, colorfully arranged flea-market finds, a museum of animal kills, microscopic views of kitchenware, and other overlooked cultural artifacts are interwoven with flickering journeys through mysterious, shadowy realms. Traces/Legacy uses a device called a film recorder to print a series of still digital images onto 35mm film. The 35mm projector can only show a portion of the image at a time, so the viewer sees alterations between the top and bottom half of each frame. The images also overlap onto the optical sound area of the film, generating their own unique sounds.”—Scott Stark.

Runtime Card

Runtime9m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break21m

Movie Facts

Release Year2015

Runtime9m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorScott Stark

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