Face Value
Three cities-London, Marseille, and Prague-serve as key locations in a 120-minute examination of European cultural and social dynamics.
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Three cities-London, Marseille, and Prague-serve as key locations in a 120-minute examination of European cultural and social dynamics.
Synopsis
London, Marseille, and Prague form a backdrop in “Face Value,” directed by Johan van der Keuken in 1991. The film presents a mix of structured narratives and spontaneous events. It shows cultural and social dynamics in various European cities. Locations in the Netherlands also feature prominently. The film runs for 120 minutes and captures unique expressions of identity across these locales. It reflects on life in these diverse settings without a singular focus.
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