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720 Degrees (2010)
An uncut shot of a journey taken to discover the various layers of the relationship between man and nature and the different perceptions of reality within two full circles. The short film storytelling technique exploits the strength of non-diegetic sound elements and explores the freedom of framing techniques.
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An uncut shot of a journey taken to discover the various layers of the relationship between man and nature and the different perceptions of reality within two full circles. The short film storytelling technique exploits the strength of non-diegetic sound elements and explores the freedom of framing techniques.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Ishtiaque Zico
In Theaters:10/31/2010
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Era Motion Pictures, Khona Talkies
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