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Floater (1983)
One of Jane Veeder's earlier computer animations, using the Datamax UV1 graphics system and ZGrass programming language.
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One of Jane Veeder's earlier computer animations, using the Datamax UV1 graphics system and ZGrass programming language.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:6/9/1983
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Runtime:7 minutes
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