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A 240 Second Analysis of Failure and Hopefulness (with Coke, Vinegar and other Tear Gas Remedies) (2012)

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Synopsis

A double slide projection illustrates the necessary destruction that takes place on sites of construction. Using teargas remedies used by revolutionaries in the Middle East, the photographic processing smears the slides in a mixture of hues to depict a familiar site in an otherworldly place.

Movie Information

Director
Basim Magdy
Release Year
2012
Runtime
8 minutes
Language
EN
Country
Egypt
Status
Released

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