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Tumble (1991)

Tumble demonstrates Richard Kern’s departure from narrative filmmaking in the early nineties. He was clearly more interested now in photography, and specially in the merging of documentary and model photography.
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Tumble demonstrates Richard Kern’s departure from narrative filmmaking in the early nineties. He was clearly more interested now in photography, and specially in the merging of documentary and model photography.

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Directed By:Richard Kern
Written By:Richard Kern
In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:4 minutes
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