Not So Quiet on the Western Front
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SCENE 13 – THE CROW (2017)
A film about darkness created from the discarded fragments of VHS tape, the overlooked fuzz and glitches that exist between the recorded footage. This is cinema as a first person experience through the dark reaches of the soul, a mythic journey in which we take flight and become the crow.
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A film about darkness created from the discarded fragments of VHS tape, the overlooked fuzz and glitches that exist between the recorded footage. This is cinema as a first person experience through the dark reaches of the soul, a mythic journey in which we take flight and become the crow.
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