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Going Forth By Day (2002)

0h 36m
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Synopsis

The film is a five-part projection-based installation, which addresses the complexity of human existence through the themes of individuality, society, death and rebirth. Each video is projected directly onto the wall of the exhibition space, just as paint from a fresco adheres to the surface of a plaster wall.

Movie Information

Director
Bill Viola
Writers
Bill Viola
Release Year
2002
Runtime
36 minutes
Language
XX
Country
United States of America
Status
Released

Top Cast

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Melina Bielefelt
Ambulance Driver (segment "First Light")
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Robin Bonaccorsi
Performer (segment "The Deluge")
Rocky Capella — cast portrait as Performer (segment "The Deluge")
Rocky Capella
Performer (segment "The Deluge")
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Ernie Charles
Boat Captain (segment "The Voyage")
Liisa Cohen — cast portrait as Performer (segment "The Deluge")
Liisa Cohen
Performer (segment "The Deluge")
Eric Strickland — cast portrait as Rescue Worker (segment "First Light")
Eric Strickland
Rescue Worker (segment "First Light")
Chuck Hicks — cast portrait as Performer (segment "The Deluge")
Chuck Hicks
Performer (segment "The Deluge")
John Fleck — cast portrait as (segment "The Voyage")
John Fleck
(segment "The Voyage")

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