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- 2010 (Accumulation)
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A visual study of speed. The ephemeral phenomenon becomes palpable through an apparatus the filmmaker built himself. A speed sculpture begins a relativity dance along space-time avenues lined with uncertainty trees.
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Països: Germany
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Master es dvd PAL falta sinopsis en catalan falta sinopsis en castellano A research on the representation of four dimensional space-time, described by Albert Einstein in his theory of special relativity, led to the making of this film. Using a scale model of a sports car and a dolly synchronized to the shutter of the still camera, Fleisch has produced a capturing visualization of the phenomenon of speed, which playfully references to Paul Virilio and Jeremy Clarkson.
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- Thorsten Fleisch (Accumulator)
- Thorsten Fleisch (Subject)
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