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Epistolary Fusillades (2010) [N/A]

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Featuring:
David Finkelstein, Ian W. Hill

Written by:
David Finkelstein
Ian W. Hill

Directed by:
David Finkelstein


Release Date:
December 31, 2010

Original Title:
Epistolary Fusillades

Production Companies:
Lake Ivan Performance Group

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 18

An examination of the fractured nature of contemporary thought, and the possibility of using collage to create a new coherence.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Shattered mind, shattered images, shattered culture. Fragmented messages bombard us from all directions, like a barrage of letters from every corner of the globe. Should the artist "hold the mirror ball" up to nature, and mesmerize the populace with fractured distractions? Is our decentralized culture doomed to incoherence? Or can the artist build new meanings through the technique of collage? Based on an improvisation.

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An examination of the fractured nature of contemporary thought, and the possibility of using collage to create a new coherence.

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Production

Director:
David Finkelstein

Director of Photography:
David Finkelstein

Editor:
David Finkelstein

Music:
David Finkelstein

Producer:
David Finkelstein

Sound Designer:
David Finkelstein

Visual Effects:
David Finkelstein

Writer:
David Finkelstein
Ian W. Hill

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