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Lordville (2014)
LORDVILLE extends director Rea Tajiri's on-going examination of ideas of history, place and race, and continues and propels larger conversations within the documentary field. A work spanning categorizations; it is a landscape film, an experimental documentary, an ethnography of place, a personal meditation.
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LORDVILLE extends director Rea Tajiri's on-going examination of ideas of history, place and race, and continues and propels larger conversations within the documentary field. A work spanning categorizations; it is a landscape film, an experimental documentary, an ethnography of place, a personal meditation.
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