

Abstract Cinema
Several pioneering abstract filmmakers discuss the evolution of non-objective cinema in a 52-minute documentary directed by Keith Griffiths.
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Several pioneering abstract filmmakers discuss the evolution of non-objective cinema in a 52-minute documentary directed by Keith Griffiths.
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Pioneering filmmakers gather to discuss the evolution of non-objective cinema in Keith Griffiths' 1993 documentary, Abstract Cinema. They reflect on the influential works of predecessors and share insights into their own experimental techniques. The film features their artistic intentions and the historical context that shaped their creative choices. Running for 52 minutes, it provides a platform for these artists to articulate their contributions to abstract filmmaking.
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