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The feature film by visual artist Tomáš Svoboda is not about film. It is not an essayistic reflection on the moving image. It is not a comical story from a summer afternoon. It cannot be perceived as a record of a work process. It is not even a retold film. And it is certainly not about the technology of filmmaking. It is about life.
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The feature film by visual artist Tomáš Svoboda is not about film. It is not an essayistic reflection on the moving image. It is not a comical story from a summer afternoon. It cannot be perceived as a record of a work process. It is not even a retold film. And it is certainly not about the technology of filmmaking. It is about life.
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Written By:Tomáš Svoboda
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Studio:i/o post, display, Sdružení pro výzkum a kolektivní praxi tranzitdisplay, Studio Bystrouška, StoryScope Production
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