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Concrete Lullaby 

Valeria Anderson's fourth documentary is a dramaturgically and conceptually complete visual-musical work comparable with the best British industrial documentaries of that era. The strict frame sequence gives a figurative overview of the birth of reinforced concrete wall panel.
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Valeria Anderson's fourth documentary is a dramaturgically and conceptually complete visual-musical work comparable with the best British industrial documentaries of that era. The strict frame sequence gives a figurative overview of the birth of reinforced concrete wall panel.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Valeria Anderson
Written By:Tatjana Elmanovitš
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm

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