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Léopold Survage's Colored Rhythm (2005)
Bruce Checefsky's film attempts to realize the central conceit of Léopold Survage's series Rythme coloré (1913), setting the painter's unfulfilled idea into motion.
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Bruce Checefsky's film attempts to realize the central conceit of Léopold Survage's series Rythme coloré (1913), setting the painter's unfulfilled idea into motion.
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In Theaters:1/1/2005
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