'Don't Lose Your Head' - MiamisFF Review
'Don't Lose Your Head' follows the motto of "grades aren't everything."
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Experimental short film that meditates on the illusion of movement in cinema and the relationship between image and sound, establishing a formal analogy between both elements. The film plays to resolve the paradox between the relationship between real time and the manipulation of it, based on the cinematographic technique. manipulation of time, based on the cinematographic technique
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Experimental short film that meditates on the illusion of movement in cinema and the relationship between image and sound, establishing a formal analogy between both elements. The film plays to resolve the paradox between the relationship between real time and the manipulation of it, based on the cinematographic technique. manipulation of time, based on the cinematographic technique
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