FILMVSVery Soon You Will1976

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How Long Is “Very Soon You Will”?

Name: Very Soon You Will
Released: 1976
Duration: 28 min

28m runtime

197628m

film with a runtime of 28 minutes, released in 1976. Presented in English.

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Runtime28m

Minutes28

One SittingYes

With Break40m

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The room is dark and a recording of 14 tuning forks is playing in the room. The subject is asked to lie on a cot and relax. An overhead spotlight illuminates the face. She is asked to imagine a soft focus screen behind her eyelids where images will come and go and she is to describe what she sees. She is then told that she "will very soon" experience a violent form of death and I ask her if she is surprised this is happening to her. A consistent set of conditions begin to set in and the dialogue description of the images she is seeing and experiencing takes place. A mild form of hypnosis seems to set in.

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Runtime28m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break40m

Movie Facts

Release Year1976

Runtime28m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorDavid Askevold

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