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The Da Vinci Timecode
In the film “The Da Vinci Time Code” one picture is taken apart in order to create an animated film from its fragments. Different parts of this one picture, based on similar forms, allow us to discover secret movements.The people in the picture eat, dance, discuss and argue, until finally all are silenced.
Musik and sound design: Alexander Zlamal
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In the film “The Da Vinci Time Code” one picture is taken apart in order to create an animated film from its fragments. Different parts of this one picture, based on similar forms, allow us to discover secret movements.The people in the picture eat, dance, discuss and argue, until finally all are silenced. Musik and sound design: Alexander Zlamal
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Gil Alkabetz
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Gil Alkabetz Sweet Home Studio
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