La Region Centrale (Michael Snow, 1971)

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La Region Centrale (Michael Snow, 1971)
  • Release date: 12 Feb 1971
  • Release year: 1971
  • Runtime: 180 minutes
  • Country: Canada
  • Keywords: experimental film, avant garde, independent film, robotic, machinery, open space, disorientation, subjective camera, eye camera, landscape
  • Budget: $29,000
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One of most influential films in avant-garde cinema, this experimental film by Michael Snow was shot over a period of 24 hours using a robotic arm, and consists entirely of preprogrammed movements. Snow programmed all the robotic movements so that they never moved the same way twice, so there are differences in every motion of the camera.

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La Region Centrale (Michael Snow, 1971)

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