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The End of Cinematics (2002)

Life in the movies. It’s the only life you wanted to keep...

1h 10mMusic • Drama
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Synopsis

Drawing on the richness of the good old days of cinema with live music and a thoroughly modern, “hyper-real” film experience with multiple screens and surround sound, The End of Cinematics examines the 21st-century phenomenon of viewing media content in fragmented form. From channel surfing to MTV to formulaic Hollywood films and sitcoms, we’re accustomed to—and adept at—filling in the details of storylines, of grasping an idea and determining its conclusion.

Movie Information

Director
Mikel Rouse
Writers
Mikel Rouse, Mikel Rouse
Release Year
2002
Runtime
70 minutes
Genre
Music, Drama
Language
EN
Country
France, United States of America
Status
Released

Top Cast

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Lisa Boudreau
Mikel Rouse — cast portrait
Mikel Rouse
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Jonah Bokaer
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Trevor Carlson
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David Lancourt
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Shankari Srinivasan
Veanne Cox — cast portrait
Veanne Cox
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Dorothée De Carfort

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